A temporary ceasefire in Oleshky will take effect at 3 a.m. Kyiv time on 27 October. The evacuation is scheduled to begin on 29 October. Ukraine’s Human Rights Ombudsman, Dmytro Lubinets, is asking the public to share information about Oleshky residents who need assistance.
An article on Oleshky starvation has been published by The New York Times.
The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy has spoken about the humanitarian catastrophe in Oleshky, reports European Pravda.
The Kherson Regional Military Administration has released footage of one of the largest humanitarian aid delivery operations in Oleshky. Food was delivered to 100 locations across the city.
Ukrainska Pravda reports a worsening humanitarian situation in Oleshky. The last delivery of food to the city was in May. All shops and pharmacies are closed. There are currently no safe evacuation routes.