In Ukraine’s Kherson, brief ceasefire brings rare respite
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The President of Ukraine welcomed the ceasefire in Olechky, which provides for the delivery of essential foodstuffs and the evacuation of civilians wishing to leave. Opposite, on the other side of the Dnieper, Kherson "has literally resumed his life," rejoiced Dmytro Lubinets, Commissioner for Human Rights of the Ukrainian Parliament and negotiator.
In Ukraine’s Kherson, brief ceasefire brings rare respite
By Yurii Kovalenko KHERSON, Ukraine, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Years of near-daily Russian drone and artillery attacks have turned the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson into a battered urban landscape where death is never far away. On Wednesday, however, the...
The ceasefire has given Kherson residents their first respite from shelling in a long time. As Ukrainian Human Rights Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said on Wednesday, the city has "literally come alive."
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