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Ukraine: Ceasefire holds for its first 30 hours in occupied Oleshky

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“Ukraine: Ceasefire holds for its first 30 hours in occupied Oleshky”

A local ceasefire in the Russian-occupied southern Ukrainian city of Oleshky held through its first day and night, despite continued fighting between Moscow and Kyiv elsewhere. The truce, which began on Tuesday in the devastated city, is expected to remain in place until Sunday. Emerald Maxwell reports.

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