Aid convoy moves towards Oleshky as Russia reports strikes near Kyiv
Conflict · First reported 30 Oct, 04:36 · Updated 04:48
An aid convoy carrying food and medical supplies began moving overnight towards Russian-held Oleshky in southern Ukraine. A separate report says Russia stated that its forces struck energy infrastructure in and around Kyiv on Friday.
- An aid convoy carrying food and medical supplies began moving overnight towards Oleshky, described in both reports as Russian-held and in southern Ukraine.
- One report says Russia stated that its forces struck energy infrastructure in and around Kyiv on Friday.
- The Straits Times snippet attributes its convoy account to Russian newspaper Izvestia.
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Key facts
- Convoy destination
- Russian-held Oleshky in southern Ukraine
- Convoy timing
- It began moving overnight
- Supplies mentioned
- Food and medical supplies
- Reported strikes
- Russia said its forces struck energy infrastructure in and around Kyiv on Friday
- Source named for convoy account
- Izvestia, according to The Straits Times snippet
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- An earlier Lux headline said Russia and Ukraine reported that demining operations in Oleshky were complete and that a humanitarian operation would proceed.
- An earlier Lux summary described a local ceasefire around Russian-occupied Oleshky as intended to enable aid deliveries and evacuations, and reported skepticism from a resident who fled.
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