Automatically translated version. May contain inaccuracies compared to the original.
The General Staff reports that, within the ceasefire regime established for the humanitarian operation in Oleshky, units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine ensured compliance with the silence regime and acted exclusively WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF THE AGREEMENTS REACHED.
At the same time, during the ceasefire in Oleshky the Russians rotated forces, reinforced positions, strengthened anti-drone measures, and delivered ammunition.
Is this surprising? No. No one expected Russia to sit idly by. I never suggested trusting Putin.
At the same time, I am confident that we also used this time to our advantage.
Almost 800 people were evacuated from Oleshky. Those who remained were delivered aid. THESE ARE OUR PEOPLE AND THEY MANAGED TO HELP!
It's good that our General Staff records everything and speaks openly. Because the point here is not that we should not negotiate. It's about HOW to negotiate.
Every future agreement, about the sea, about energy, must include a control mechanism: monitoring, clear rules, and a tough response to violations. That's exactly what I mean in the peace plan.
Not abandoning agreements, but improving them.