US President Trump's wife Melania said in a social media post on the 27th that the Russian-Ukrainian cease-fire agreement in Oreshki in the Kherson region came into effect on the same day, two days earlier than originally planned. The scope has been extended to regions other than Oleshki to allow for the passage of humanitarian aid convoys; Russian Chief of General Staff Gerasimov has confirmed it. Senior Russian and Ukrainian officials both confirmed a cease-fire between the two sides in Oreshki on the same day to carry out humanitarian operations. The White House statement said on the 23rd that Melania brokered the cease-fire agreement. The cease-fire began on October 29, and the scope was limited to the city of Oreshki. Russia and Ukraine agreed to suspend all military operations and arrange for civilians to be evacuated through designated safe channels. Since the clashes broke out, it is estimated that 1,700 to 2,000 people are still left behind, mainly elderly people who are unable to leave, and about 50 children.

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