LIVE, war in Ukraine: Russia says it will accept a ceasefire in the Ukrainian city of Olechky starting Tuesday to allow for humanitarian operations

The White House announced a temporary ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in Olechky to facilitate humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation. Russian General Valeri Gerasimov stated that the ceasefire would begin on October 27, 2026, allowing for humanitarian operations. Meanwhile, President Biden indicated he might discuss communication restrictions with Elon Musk, crucial for Ukraine's military operations. The Kremlin confirmed ongoing discussions about the ceasefire details, credited to Melania Trump’s efforts. Additionally, a recent prisoner exchange saw 270 soldiers from each side returned, with further negotiations expected in November.