Gen. Polko warns after Russia's decision, speaks about Trump and Putin. "It's a game of appearances"

The White House announced a temporary ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine in the occupied city of Oleshky, aimed at facilitating humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation. General Roman Polko criticized the ceasefire as a mere facade by Russia to soften American negotiators. He expressed skepticism about any genuine peace efforts, suggesting that Russia's intentions remain aggressive. The ceasefire is set to begin on October 29, allowing for humanitarian operations in a city suffering from dire conditions. Ukrainian officials confirmed the need for aid as the situation in Oleshky is critical, with thousands lacking basic necessities.