Oleshky evacuees return to Ukraine

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that evacuees from Oleshky who wished to travel to Ukraine have crossed its border in the Chernihiv region.

Consensus

Evacuees from Oleshky (Alshyky) in occupied Kherson Oblast returned to Ukraine.
The evacuees crossed the border into Ukraine in Chernihiv Oblast.
The operation was conducted under a temporary ceasefire.
Evacuees were transported via Belarus, including through the Gomel airport and the Novaya Guta border crossing.
Evacuees were transferred from Belarusian buses to Ukrainian buses at the border.
No filtration or phone checks were conducted on the border.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky confirmed the successful evacuation and pledged support for the evacuees.
Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets confirmed no filtration or phone checks occurred.
Animals were also evacuated and transported separately.
The operation involved U.S. first lady Melania Trump as a mediator.
Ukraine hopes to maintain humanitarian access to Oleshky.

15 buses were used: 11 to Ukraine, 4 to Russia. — novaya_eu
11 buses were used to go to Ukraine, 4 to Russia, and the ceasefire began at 4 a.m. Moscow time on October 27. — tg_echoonline_news
The ceasefire was facilitated by Melania Trump. — novaya_eu
Russia accused Ukraine of violating the ceasefire after a drone attack on a civilian vehicle in Kherson Oblast. — tg_echoonline_news
The operation included road demining and delivery of humanitarian aid. — novaya_eu
Animals were the first to arrive in Ukraine. — tg_bbcrussian
The Ukrainian military reported Russia may be using the ceasefire to prepare an offensive in Kherson. — tg_echoonline_news
The exact number of evacuees is not yet known. — novaya_eu
More than 750 residents were evacuated on October 30, with some choosing to go to Russia and being sent to a temporary accommodation in Simferopol. — tg_radiosvoboda