'Life On Every Street': Ukrainians In Kherson Welcome Cease-Fire In Nearby Oleshky
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'Life On Every Street': Ukrainians In Kherson Welcome Cease-Fire In Nearby Oleshky
A US-brokered cease-fire went into effect on October 27 to let humanitarian aid arrive in the Russian-occupied suburb of Oleshky and allow civilians to leave. On the opposite side of the Dnieper River, in the Ukrainian-held city of Kherson, locals said the pause in fighting produced a rare sense of normalcy as people went shopping and walked the streets without fear of air strikes.
“The fact that there are no drones in the sky is very noticeable - people have started to go out more. At first they did not believe that there would really be a regime of silence, but now there are already more people.” This is how Diana Kuryshko told BBC News Ukraine about her impressions of more than a day of life in Kherson without shelling, Mykola Butsula, the press officer of the State Emergency Service in Kherson region
This was reported by Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets.” Kherson revived"Lubinets noted that the ceasefire affected Kherson, which was constantly under shelling. According to him, the city “literally came to life. There were more people on the streets, and urban life became more active. People calmly go outside, walk, enjoy the autumn sun.” “I will remind you that as of 12:00 the Ukrainian and Russian sides continue to fully implement the agreements. Si…
The current arrangements should be in force until the evening of November 1
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