What Russia's Military Buildup During Oleshky Ceasefire Could Mean for Kherson Oblast
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What Russia's military buildup during Oleshky ceasefire could mean for Kherson Oblast
After several days of quiet, the familiar buzzing of FPV drones and near-constant rumble of artillery fire have returned to Kherson. The sounds quickly drowned out the sense of security that had settled in during a ceasefire, replacing it with fear and uncertainty. For five days, from Oct. 27 to Nov. 1, the ceasefire in Kherson Oblast, intended to evacuate civilians from the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky, gave Kherson residents a short reprie…
RECIT – After almost six days of truce, Russia has resumed drone attacks on Kherson, from its reinforced positions in Olechky, on the opposite bank of the Dnieper.
From 27 October to 1 November, an unprecedented ceasefire suspended the Russian strikes in Kherson and allowed the evacuation of the inhabitants of the occupied town of Oleshky. We gathered the testimonies of survivors, families left behind and Kherson, where the war resumed from the end of the truce. ...
KIEV. Starving residents have been evacuated from the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky. 71-year-old Valentyna Demydova managed to escape, but can't leave the horror behind. Just days before the humanitarian operation, her husband died after stepping on a mine. "All I want is to bury him," she says.
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