Local ceasefire holds in Oleshky and extends across Kherson
Russia and Ukraine reported no breaches of the truce in Oleshky. It now covers the wider Kherson region. Zelensky called it a great success and proposed three-way talks on Nov. 6-10. Russia said talks would come after Nov. 4.
Why it matters
Civilians in a city without power or water for three years can be evacuated, and peace talks may follow.
Background
Oleshky is Russian-occupied and faces Kherson across the Dnipro river. The truce was brokered with help from Melania Trump.
The story so far
- Russia and Ukraine agree local ceasefire in occupied Oleshky
- Local ceasefire agreed for Russian-held Oleshky
- Truce holds in Oleshky and is extended across Kherson region
- Local ceasefire holds in Oleshky and extends across Kherson
- Kherson truce ends after six days; Oleshky residents evacuated
- Fighting returns to Kherson after six-day truce
Sources
- BBC News ↗Oct 27, 6:11 PM ET
- Le Monde ↗Oct 28, 3:25 PM ET
- Meduza ↗Oct 28, 4:55 PM ET
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