During the temporary ceasefire in occupied Oleshky in the Kherson region, each side was allowed to keep two drones in the air at all times to watch for incidents, David Arakhamia, a member of Ukraine's negotiating delegation, told journalists at Ukraine's embassy in Washington, UNIAN reports.
Arakhamia said no mechanism to check incidents was set up in the first 24 hours, and both sides then claimed, citing intelligence, that the other was moving ammunition. The drones were meant to give video evidence for any accusation of violations. The ceasefire began on 27 October and ended on 1 November.
