Russia and Ukraine launch first joint evacuation of Oleshky residents
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Moscow and Kyiv have for the first time in years coordinated a humanitarian evacuation from Oleschky, a town in Russian-occupied Kherson Oblast. The operation is ongoing and trust between the parties remains minimal, but the agreement itself marks a rare cooperative precedent. Success is uncertain and could be undermined by continued hostilities.
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Ukraine and Russia have agreed to and initiated a joint humanitarian evacuation of residents from occupied Oleschky (also referred to as Oleksy) in Kherson Oblast. This marks a rare instance of direct humanitarian coordination between the belligerents, though the mechanism, timeline, and full success of the operation remain uncertain due to minimal trust and ongoing hostilities.
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