In brief
Yana Lantratova, the Russian human‑rights ombudswoman, confirmed that the ceasefire in Alyoshki finished with both sides honouring all commitments, enabling humanitarian aid and the voluntary exit of residents. She urged continued cooperation to make aid deliveries regular. No other reports contradict these assertions.
On July 17, 2014, Yana Lantratova, the Russian human‑rights ombudswoman, announced that the ceasefire in the humanitarian mission zone of Alyoshki, Kherson Region, had been observed in full by both Russian and Ukrainian parties. She said this collective adherence allowed for the delivery of aid to residents and the safe, voluntary departure of those who opted to leave the city.
"The ceasefire in the humanitarian mission zone in Alyoshki has concluded. All commitments were honoured by both sides. This made it possible to deliver aid to residents and ensure the safe, voluntary departure of those who chose to leave the city," she wrote on her channel on the Max messenger.
Yana Lantratova further explained that ongoing efforts are underway to sustain these humanitarian operations and emphasized the importance of maintaining cooperation to ensure regular delivery of humanitarian supplies.
