On the morning of the 29th, Dmytro Rubinetz, the chief representative of Ukraine's cease-fire negotiations and human rights commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada, posted on social media that day that the Ukrainian humanitarian relief mission he led had left for Oreshki. Rubinets said that Oleshki's rescue operation was being carried out in accordance with the agreement he had previously reached with Russian Commissioner for Human Rights, Yana Lantratova. Since Oreshki began implementing a cease-fire at 3 a.m. on the 27th, both Russia and Ukraine have strictly complied with the agreement, and Russia is carrying out demining operations in Oleshki in accordance with the requirements of the rescue operation. He said that the Ukrainian side plans to distribute emergency supplies to residents staying in Oreshki on the 30th. For residents who wish to leave Oleshki, the Ukrainian side will make efforts to ensure the safe evacuation of personnel.

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