Fifth day of silence from Z-military blogger Romanov's channel, who reported on the number of buses from Oleshky to Russia and Ukraine
On October 30, Vladimir Romanov wrote that 17 buses were leaving occupied Oleshky for Ukraine, and only four for Russia. Since October 31, his channel has not been updated. Some Telegram channels report on Romanov's possible detention.
There have been no new publications on the "Romanov Light" channel for the fifth day. Previously, the Russian Z-blogger made a resonant comment on the humanitarian mission in Oleshky.
On October 30, Romanov reported on the number of buses for those who decided to go to Ukraine and those who went to Russia. According to Romanov, 17 buses departed from occupied Oleshky for Ukraine, and 4 for Russia. He also doubted that Russian television would show this picture: "On TV, they will most likely show more of our buses, but their windows will be completely curtained."
Soon, both the number of buses and the remark about television disappeared from his post. And since October 31, the channel has not been updated at all.
Amidst the unusual silence of the blogger, who previously published dozens of posts daily, the "Nezygar" channel, citing "Aggregator of Truth," wrote that Romanov was detained in Sevastopol — he might allegedly be prosecuted for "fake" materials about the evacuation. There is no evidence or official information regarding this.
Neither the Russian nor the Ukrainian side has published official figures for residents evacuated from Oleshky. Melania Trump, through whose mediation this humanitarian mission was conducted, stated that a total of about 800 people were evacuated. But this figure is likely exaggerated.
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