As the implementation of the partial ceasefire between Russia and the US-brokered Ukraine follows, authorities in the two countries reported that the evacuation of residents in Oleskyn, the Ukrainian town occupied by Russia since 2022. For months they suffered food shortages, water, and medicine.
Officials from Moscow and Kiev present in the city supervised the operation. The evacuation and distribution of humanitarian aid has begun — the Ukrainian negotiator said, while the Ombudsman for human rights in Russia, announced that some of the evacuees will be sent to her country, while others to Ukraine.
According to officials from both countries, there are residents who have chosen to stay in the city even if fighting resumes. Olishky’s population has fallen from 24 thousand before the war to about 2,000 after Russia’s invasion. The truce, announced by US First Lady Melanie Trump last week, ends on November 1st evening.
Despite the temporary ban on fighting in this city, attacks in other areas have continued unbroken. About 200 thousand families were left without electricity in the Ukrainian city of Dnieper following Russian attacks at night. A drone attack at a train station there the day before killed at least 14 people, while an attack on the northern town of Chernigivi killed two others.
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