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Russia will not halt its offensive in Ukraine but agrees to a temporary ceasefire in Oleshky for humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed that localized humanitarian ceasefires are acceptable, specifically mentioning Oleshky, where a humanitarian crisis is worsening. The ceasefire, mediated by Melania Trump, is set to begin on October 29, allowing aid delivery and civilian escape routes. However, Peskov emphasized that this does not indicate a broader cessation of military operations against Ukraine. The situation in Oleshky remains dire, with significant shortages of food and medical supplies, and residents will have the option to evacuate to either Ukrainian-controlled areas or Russia.