Putin proposed a new humanitarian operation modeled after Oleshky
Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed a joint humanitarian operation with Ukraine in Kostiantynivka, Donetsk Oblast – modeled after the recent operation in Oleshky. He stated this on November 12 before a meeting with U.S. President's special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
According to Putin, about 400-500 civilians remain in Kostiantynivka. He proposed inviting representatives of the foreign press, including American journalists, as well as Russian media, to the city.
The organization of the humanitarian mission, according to the Russian president's proposal, could be entrusted to the human rights commissioners of Russia and Ukraine – Yana Lantratova and Dmytro Lubinets.
Putin also stated that the Russian army controls Kostiantynivka and is ready to demine the territory within five days. He added that if Kyiv considers the city under its control, it must guarantee security from its side.
The humanitarian operation in Oleshky took place at the end of October. Several hundred people were evacuated from the city, and humanitarian aid was delivered to those who decided to stay. Russia and Ukraine conducted it jointly, with U.S. First Lady Melania Trump acting as a mediator.
During the operation, the parties ceased hostilities in the Oleshky area for four days. This was the longest ceasefire regime since the beginning of the full-scale war.
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