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Ukraine proposed temporarily halting fighting to evacuate civilians from Russian-occupied Oleshky, but Russia did not agree to the arrangement, Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets says. According to Lubinets, military personnel participated in the negotiations and both sides designated representatives who would have been responsible for maintaining the ceasefire. He also criticized international organizations over their response to the situation in Oleshky.

Ukraine proposed temporarily halting fighting to evacuate civilians from Russian-occupied Oleshky, but Russia did not agree to the arrangement, Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets says. According to Lubinets, military personnel participated in the negotiations and both sides designated representatives who would have been responsible for maintaining the ceasefire. He also criticized international organizations over their response to the situation in Oleshky.
Ukraine proposed temporarily halting fighting to evacuate civilians from Russian-occupied Oleshky, but Russia did not agree to the arrangement, Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets says. According to Lubinets, military personnel participated in the negotiations and both sides designated representatives who would have been responsible for maintaining the ceasefire. He also criticized international organizations over their response to the situation in Oleshky.

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