Ukraine says Russia used Oleshky ceasefire to reinforce positions
Ukraine says Russia rotated troops, fortified positions and delivered ammunition during the pause that allowed nearly 800 civilians to be evacuated.
- On November 1, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Russia has lost approximately 1,590,270 troops since the full-scale invasion began on February 24, 2022, including 2,100 casualties over the past 24 hours.
- Fighting intensified across the front, with 264 combat engagements recorded over the past 24 hours, as October 2026 marked the deadliest month for Russian forces since the invasion began.
- Russia's cumulative equipment losses include 12,451 tanks, 51,755 artillery systems, and 168,739 automotive vehicles, while 944 operational-tactical-level UAVs and nine ground-based robotic systems were destroyed over the latest 24 hours.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on February 4 that at least 55,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed, while independent Western reports estimate the Russian-to-Ukrainian casualty ratio to be "roughly 2.5:1 or 2:1."
- The General Staff maintains operational secrecy regarding Ukrainian losses, citing intense drone attacks that complicate retrieving fallen soldiers, while the Ukrainian Armed Forces continue systematic destruction of Russian logistical assets to hinder further aggression.
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Russian forces suffered record daily casualties of 2,500 on Sunday, November 1, the Ukrainian General Staff said. That means they were losing one soldier every 35 seconds, according to The Kyiv Independent.
Kyiv Seeks to Repeat Oleshky Evacuation Model After Unprecedented 6-Day Truce, Ukraine’s Ombudsman Says
After a six-day truce in occupied Oleshky, Ukraine says the evacuation could become a model for other settlements. Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets also disputes Sky News footage suggesting Russia used the pause to reinforce its positions.
Putin has 'used the ceasefire to rearm' exploiting humanitarian truce to reinforce troops - London Business News
Russia used a humanitarian ceasefire in southern Ukraine to rotate troops, strengthen defensive positions and move ammunition towards the front, Kyiv has claimed, raising fresh questions over Moscow’s willingness to… The post Putin has ‘used the ceasefire to rearm’ exploiting humanitarian truce to reinforce troops appeared first on London Business News
The first Lady congratulates: 'I hope it serves as a basis for lasting peace'. But the Kremlin says: 'There are no other humanitarian missions ahead' (ANSA)
The local ceasefire in eastern Ukraine enabled the evacuation of almost 800 citizens.
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