No incidents recorded in Oleshky since ceasefire began
Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian parliament's human rights commissioner, said that no incidents have been recorded in the city of Oleshky during the 30 hours since the ceasefire took effect.
Dmytro Lubinets, the human rights commissioner of Ukraine's parliament (the Verkhovna Rada), said on Wednesday that not a single incident has been registered in the city of Oleshky since a ceasefire regime began to be observed there. By the time of his statement, that period had lasted 30 hours.
The statement is one of the first indications of how the truce is holding in this particular city: it covers only the first day and a half, during which no violations have officially been recorded.
The source gives no further details on what counts as an incident, which sides are observing the truce, or how long it is meant to last. For that reason it is not yet known whether the calm in Oleshky will hold or whether the situation is the same elsewhere.
