Oleshky seeks help as the Russian-Ukrainian ceasefire appears to hold

The situation for the 2,000 residents of Oleshky is dire, with reports of hunger and lack of medicine and clean water. Residents are reportedly resorting to eating pets due to desperation. A ceasefire has been established to allow humanitarian aid to reach the area, facilitated by figures including Melania Trump and Pope Leo XIV. An Ukrainian delegation is on its way to assess the humanitarian situation, while Russia hopes aid will arrive soon. The Kremlin also announced that a Russian human rights commissioner is traveling to Oleshky with American journalists from Newsmax.