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Civilians evacuated from Oleshky under local truce
Russia and Ukraine evacuated residents of Russian-held Oleshky during a rare local ceasefire. A joint aid mission brought food and medicine. Hundreds left for Russia's Anapa, and hundreds stayed. The UN said each day the truce holds brings hope.
Why it matters
Starving civilians cut off for months got food and a way out.
Background
Oleshky sits on the Dnipro river's Russian-held bank, opposite Kherson. Strikes on the area had blocked supplies for months.
The story so far
- Civilians evacuated from Oleshky under local truce
- Oleshky evacuees reach Ukrainian-held territory after local ceasefire
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Sources
- BBC News ↗Oct 30, 12:26 PM ET
- CBS News ↗Oct 30, 4:16 PM ET
- UN News ↗Oct 30, 8:00 AM ET
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