
The US First Lady called for using the courage of Ołeszki to find common ground
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A six-day ceasefire covered Oleski, a city in the Kherson Oblast under Russian occupation. Melania Trump helped mediate a local humanitarian agreement.
We chose humanity over war, said the US first lady. We must use the courage we showed in Oleskah to find common ground through common concern for the suffering of innocent people, she added.
Kirill Dmitriev, Vladimir Putin's special envoy, participated in the event and also met with representatives of the American administration. The Ukrainian side was represented by, among others, MP Dawyd Arachamija and human rights ombudsman Dmytro Lubinec, who awarded Melani Trump the Order of Princess Olga, 1st class for her role in negotiating the truce.
The US first lady pointed out that based on recent experiences, it might be possible to build "something more lasting than a temporary truce."
Truce in Oleskah
A six-day ceasefire covered Oleski, a city in the Kherson Oblast under Russian occupation. Melania Trump helped mediate a local humanitarian agreement, according to the White House.
Trilateral talks between representatives of the United States, Ukraine and Russia are scheduled for November 10 and 11 in Abu Dhabi.
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