No violations recorded since Alyoshki ceasefire establishment — human rights commissioner
TASS English
Read the full articleSince the ceasefire was established near Alyoshki in the Kherson Region, no violations have been reported, according to Russian human rights commissioner Yana Lantratova. The ceasefire, facilitated with support from Melania Trump, aims to enable humanitarian aid delivery and safe civilian evacuation. Russian and Ukrainian officials continue coordinating to maintain the ceasefire and ensure safe passage for aid and evacuees.

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