Humanitarian relief in Oreshki, Unan is continuing, and some residents have taken flights to evacuate to Belarus.

A convoy of humanitarian buses carrying civilians evacuated from Oreshki, a town controlled by the Russian army, passed through a road in Armeniask on the Crimean Peninsula on the 30th.

The Belarusian News Agency (BelTA) reported on the 31st that three planes carrying residents from Oleshky, a town in southern Ukraine occupied by Russian troops, had arrived at the airport in Gomel on the border between Belarus and Ukraine.

The news agency said that these evacuees were townspeople who wanted to go to Ukraine. They first took buses to the southern Russian city of Anapa via the Crimean Peninsula that had been annexed by Russia, and then took a flight to Belarus. They would then enter Ukraine from a land border control point.

Oreshki is located on the east bank of the Dnipro River, across the river from the large city of Unan, Kherson.

US First Lady Melania Trump previously successfully brokered a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in Oreshki, which has been reduced to a living hell due to depletion of food, so that humanitarian aid can be delivered to the town and residents can be evacuated through safe passages.

The ceasefire agreement came into effect on the 29th. On the 30th, the hungry residents of Oreshki were evacuated by bus as part of a joint rescue operation between Russia and Ukraine. It was also the first such operation in the past five years since the outbreak of the Russo-Ukrainian war.