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“Residents leave Russian-occupied Oleshky amid local ceasefire”

Residents evacuated from Oleshky as ceasefire holds

Key points

  • A convoy of 25 buses and ambulances arrived in Oleshky to evacuate residents.
  • Evacuations head toward Anapa, then Belarus, before returning home by bus.
  • Around 2,000 people remain in Oleshky amid the humanitarian operation.
  • Officials from Ukraine and Russia confirm the ceasefire will continue through Sunday.
  • Fighting continued elsewhere as both sides reported drone and missile activity.
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    Russia-occupied Oleshky evacuees arrive in Belarus, with Ukraine next.

    More than 200 residents leave in the first such humanitarian operation involving Russia and Ukraine.

    SourcesThe Kyiv Independent09:40 UTCBBC10:32 UTCAl Jazeera14:19 UTCEuronews15:55 UTCFrance 2416:01 UTCReuters16:27 UTCThe Guardian17:13 UTCHindustan Times19:09 UTCand 7 more
    2

    Russia-occupied Oleshky evacuees arrive in Belarus, with Ukraine next.

    More than 200 residents leave in the first such humanitarian operation involving Russia and Ukraine.
    SourcesThe Kyiv Independent09:40 UTCBBC10:32 UTCAl Jazeera14:19 UTCEuronews15:55 UTCFrance 2416:01 UTCReuters16:27 UTCThe Guardian17:13 UTCHindustan Times19:09 UTCand 7 more
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