Ceasefire holds in occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky
A local truce in the Russian-occupied southern city has remained in place for its first 30 hours.
At a glance
- Ceasefire began Tuesday in Oleshky, a devastated city in southern Ukraine under Russian control
- Truce held for first 30 hours despite ongoing fighting elsewhere
- Agreement expected to remain in place until Sunday
A ceasefire in the Russian-occupied southern Ukrainian city of Oleshky has held through its first day and night, according to reports. The truce began on Tuesday and is expected to remain in place until Sunday.
The local ceasefire is limited to Oleshky, with fighting continuing between Russian and Ukrainian forces in other areas.
Why it matters
Local ceasefires offer temporary respite in the conflict and may provide opportunities for humanitarian access or civilian evacuation in affected areas.
Original reporting
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