The humanitarian operation in Aleshki was successful, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said, APA's Moscow bureau reports.
According to him, Moscow acknowledges that the humanitarian operation in Aleshki was successfully completed and highly appreciates the level of coordination among all participants.
Peskov emphasized that there are currently no plans or initiatives similar to this humanitarian operation, but in any case, the interests of citizens will take precedence over everything else.
"Russia will prioritize human safety when making decisions on new humanitarian operations," he said.
The Kremlin spokesperson did not rule out the possibility that the Ukrainian Armed Forces could use the ceasefire in Aleshki to regroup.