According to a report by Ukraine's Interfax news agency on the 30th, Ukrainian Prime Minister Koletsky said on the same day that 527 Oreshki residents will be taken back to Ukraine from the Russian-controlled region of Kherson Oblast. In a routine work report to Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada on the same day, Koletsky said that the returned residents will detour into Belarus and then enter Ukraine through the border crossings of Uchernigov and Kyiv Oblast. Afterwards, they will be placed in various states. Preparations for resettlement have been completed. “Currently, there are 527 people.” Russian presidential assistant Ushakov said on the same day that humanitarian aid to Oreshki is being carried out normally. Russian presidential press secretary Peskov said that Russian and Ukrainian human rights workers involved in Oreshki's humanitarian aid had a high level of coordination and active collaboration.

According to a report by Ukraine's Interfax news agency on the 30th, Ukrainian Prime Minister Koletsky said on the same day that 527 Oreshki residents will be taken back to Ukraine from the Russian-controlled region of Kherson Oblast. In a routine work report to Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada on the same day, Koletsky said that the returned residents will detour into Belarus and then enter Ukraine through the border crossings of Uchernigov and Kyiv Oblast. Afterwards, they will be placed in various states. Preparations for resettlement have been completed. “Currently, there are 527 people.” Russian presidential assistant Ushakov said on the same day that humanitarian aid to Oreshki is being carried out normally. Russian presidential press secretary Peskov said that Russian and Ukrainian human rights workers involved in Oreshki's humanitarian aid had a high level of coordination and active collaboration.