On October 30, 2026, Ukraine's Ombudsman Dmytro Lubyenets confirmed that the Ukrainian delegation safely arrived in Oleshky, where a ceasefire has been ongoing for over 80 hours.
Ceasefire in Oleshky
According to Lubyenets, the ceasefire has lasted for 80 hours and continues. This is an important step in ensuring the safety of local residents who have endured difficult times amid the conflict.
Engagement with Local Residents
The Ombudsman is actively engaging with local residents to learn about their needs and understand what kind of assistance they require the most. He emphasized that the main priority is to support the people who remained in the city, especially those who refused evacuation.
- Lubyenets is communicating with local residents.
- Identifying the needs of the population.
- Main focus on assisting those who stayed in Oleshky.
Future Plans
The Ombudsman highlighted that the team is working to provide necessary assistance to the residents of Oleshky. “We are doing everything possible to support them and help everyone who needs it,” he stated in his comments.