The Guardian
Oleshky truce holds as Ukraine reports demining for humanitarian access
Russian and Ukrainian human rights ombudsmen said the US-brokered ceasefire in Oleshky had lasted 30 hours without reported incidents. Ukraine said routes were being demined to facilitate humanitarian aid and allow civilians wishing to leave to evacuate. An estimated 2,000 people remain in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city, facing food and medical shortages.
What to know
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Both Russia and Ukraine said the local ceasefire in Oleshky was holding into a second day.
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Ukraine said route demining was intended to support safe aid delivery and evacuation for civilians who want to leave.
Why it matters
The truce and route clearance are relevant to aid access and voluntary evacuation for residents stranded in Oleshky.
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