Ceasefire extended in Ukraine's Kherson region
Russia and Ukraine report no breaches as truce expands beyond initial scope in southern region.
At a glance
- Ceasefire expanded beyond initial plan for Oleshky residents
- Russia and Ukraine both report no breaches of the truce
- Affects Kherson region in southern Ukraine
A ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region has been extended beyond its original scope, according to officials from both Russia and Ukraine. The truce was initially established to allow residents of Oleshky to leave the area.
Both sides report that no violations of the ceasefire have occurred since it began.
Why it matters
Ceasefires in active conflict zones are significant developments that can affect civilian safety and potentially signal diplomatic progress.
Original reporting
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