Ceasefire around occupied Oleshky expanded, no violations reported

A ceasefire zone originally covering the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky has been expanded to include territory beyond the town itself. The wider zone is meant to ensure safe passage for humanitarian convoys heading to the town.

Residents of Oleshky face shortages of food and medicine, which makes the deliveries important for the local population.

The truce is reported to be holding so far, with no violations recorded.

The source gives no further details on the terms of the ceasefire, the boundaries of the zone or the convoy schedule.