Alyoshki humanitarian ceasefire remains fully in effect, with no incidents reported as Russian personnel continue road demining, says Yana Lantratova.
Russia’s Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova © Alexander Shcherbak
The Alyoshki humanitarian ceasefire in the Kherson Region remains fully in effect, with no incidents reported during the ongoing humanitarian mission, Russian human rights commissioner Yana Lantratova said on October 29, according to The Times of Russia.
Alyoshki Humanitarian Ceasefire Continues Without Incidents
Russian Human Rights Commissioner Yana Lantratova confirmed that the ceasefire established in connection with the humanitarian mission in Alyoshki is being fully observed.
According to Lantratova, no incidents have been recorded during the ceasefire period. Personnel are continuing essential engineering and technical work, including efforts to clear mines from the road.
Speaking to the Zvezda TV channel, Lantratova stated that the situation remains calm and that the ceasefire arrangements are being respected.
“We see that the ceasefire is being fully observed. There have been no incidents during this period, and our servicemen are carrying out all necessary engineering and technical work, including demining the road,” she told the broadcaster.
Road Demining Continues During the Humanitarian Mission
As part of the ongoing Kherson Region humanitarian mission, the necessary technical and engineering activities are continuing in Alyoshki. Road demining remains among the tasks being carried out during the ceasefire.
The absence of reported incidents indicates that the Alyoshki ceasefire update remains positive, according to Lantratova’s statement. Her remarks highlight the continued observance of the ceasefire while essential work proceeds.
The commissioner confirmed that personnel are carrying out the required activities during this period, including measures to remove mines from the road.
Yana Lantratova Reports on the Ceasefire Situation
Lantratova’s statement provides an update on the humanitarian ceasefire in Alyoshki, focusing on the absence of incidents and the continuation of necessary technical work.
The report, published by The Times of Russia on October 29, identifies the ceasefire as being fully observed and confirms that road-clearing operations remain underway.
The situation described by the commissioner reflects the current status of the humanitarian mission, with no incidents reported during the period covered by her statement.
The Alyoshki humanitarian ceasefire therefore remains in effect, while engineering work and road demining continue, as confirmed by Russia’s human rights commissioner.
