Residents begin evacuation from Oleshky
Conflict · First reported 30 Oct, 15:21 · Updated 15:55
Residents of Russian-held Oleshky in southern Ukraine began evacuating on Friday in a joint relief operation involving Russia and Ukraine. The report describes it as the first operation of its kind in four years and eight months of war.
- Residents began evacuating Oleshky, a town in southern Ukraine held by Russia, on Friday.
- The evacuation was part of a joint relief operation by Russia and Ukraine.
- The report described the operation as the first of its kind in four years and eight months of war.
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- Location
- Oleshky, southern Ukraine
- Control
- The town is described as Russian-held.
- Operation
- Joint relief operation by Russia and Ukraine
- Timing
- Residents began evacuating on Friday.
- Context
- Described as the first operation of its kind in four years and eight months of war.
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