Ukraine Says Russia Used an Oleshky Humanitarian Truce to Move More than 1,000 Troops and Equipment Across the Dnipro
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Ukraine says Russia used an Oleshky humanitarian truce to move more than 1,000 troops and equipment across the Dnipro
Ukrainian officials say Russia moved more than 1,000 troops and military equipment during an Oleshky humanitarian ceasefire, while nearly 800 civilians were evacuated.
The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, said this Sunday that Russia carried out during the humanitarian ceasefire in the town of Oleshki a "important" rotation of military personnel and equipment on the left bank of the Dnieper River in the southern region of Jerson, occupied by Kremlin troops. "Unfortunately, taking advantage of the coverage of ... Continue reading "Zelenski claims that Russia made a major military rotation during the tr…
The President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, stated that the Russian command had used the truce in the Kherson region to rotate troops.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said today that Russian forces have brought additional soldiers and equipment to Oleshki under the auspices of a humanitarian operation.
<p>Russians stepped up military presence in Oleshki under cover of humanitarian operation - Zelensky According to Zelensky, the Russian Federation carried out a rotation and introduced additional forces to the Left Bank. Regional meetings will be weekly.</p>
Russia used the humanitarian operation in Oleshki to rotate and deploy additional forces on the Left Bank.
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