Ukrainian who fled Oleshky views US-brokered ceasefire with deep scepticism
Conflict · First reported 26 Oct, 11:15 · Updated 22:05
A local ceasefire around Russian-occupied Oleshky is intended to enable aid deliveries and evacuations, while a resident who fled expressed deep skepticism about the arrangement.
- Russia and Ukraine agreed to a localized ceasefire around Oleshky, in southern Ukraine, to enable aid deliveries and evacuations.
- Vitaly, his wife Iryna, their 13-year-old son Vlad and their cat left Oleshky six weeks before the October 26 report.
- The family left the besieged town fearing they would die from starvation, the report said.
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