The regime of silence in Aleshki, Kherson region, passed without incidents, and all obligations were fulfilled by both sides. Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova reported this on the Max platform.
According to her, the question of continuing the humanitarian missions is now being worked out. Lantratova stressed that interaction must be maintained in order to regularly deliver needed cargo to people.
The humanitarian mission in Aleshki started on the morning of October 30. It was agreed by Moscow and Kyiv with the coordinating role of US First Lady Melania Trump. Lantratova and Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets directed the operation on the ground.
Those who wished to leave the city were given the opportunity to evacuate. Some people left for safer regions of Russia, others for Ukraine. Residents remaining in the settlement were brought food, hygiene products, fuel for generators, medicines and other necessary items.
A regime of silence was introduced in the Aleshki area to carry out all the measures. It was in effect until 22:59 on November 1. As Lantratova noted, the operation passed without incidents.