Russia launches 280 drones at Ukraine as local ceasefire begins in Oleshky.
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27 Oct, 02:19ZTruce in Oleshky allows humanitarian aid to residents
27 Oct, 04:05ZRussia and Ukraine began a localized ceasefire to allow a humanitarian operation in Oleshky.
First reportHindustan Times · 27 Oct, 02:19Z
Latest reportFinancial Times · 27 Oct, 10:02Z
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Why it matters
What
The pause only covers aid in Oleshky; 16 ballistic missiles also struck overnight, injuring 15 in Kyiv.
Why
Delayed Patriot and Nasams interceptors are worsening strikes, Zelenskyy says.
Watch
Delivery of delayed interceptor packages.
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Summary
- A truce entered into force in Oleshky, allowing humanitarian aid delivery.
- The ceasefire began at 3:00 am local time and is limited to a specific area.
- Ukraine and Russia claimed adherence, with statements from Kyiv and Moscow’s ministries.
- Despite the truce, Kyiv reported ballistic missiles toward Kyiv, signaling ongoing hostilities.
- Truce details on monitoring and duration remain undisclosed as talks proceed.
Summary
- A localized ceasefire went into effect in Oleshky on Oct. 27, according to Ukrainian and Russian officials.
- The halt aims to permit a humanitarian mission and civilian evacuations later in the week.
- Fighting is expected to remain frozen at least until Saturday per the Associated Press.
- Dmytro Lubinets confirmed Ukrainian side honors commitments; talks involved Yana Lantratova.
- Russian Defense Ministry said Russian forces paused fighting to prepare for aid delivery.
Summary
- Russian strikes on Kyiv killed one person and injured eight, per mayor Klitschko.
- Zelensky said a ballistic missile hit a university campus, with no nearby military facilities.
- The attack occurred hours before a localised ceasefire planned for Oleshky began.
- A UN report accused Moscow of crimes against humanity and targeting civilians.
- A local ceasefire allowed humanitarian aid deliveries and evacuations from Oleshky.
Summary
- Russia and Ukraine begin a localised ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid in Oleshky.
- Overnight, Russia fired 16 ballistic missiles and more than 280 drones.
- At least 15 people were injured in Kyiv amid ongoing attacks elsewhere.
- Zelenskyy says delays in interceptor packages for Patriot and Nasams worsen strikes.
- Russia targets energy, logistics, and urban infrastructure during escalation.
Summary
- Russia and Ukraine declare a regional ceasefire for Oleshky to aid humanitarian efforts.
- Ceasefire aims to allow deliveries of aid and evacuations from Oleshky on Dnipro’s eastern bank.
- Russia says it halted shelling toward Kherson to prepare for the Oleshky effort.
- Strikes against Kyiv and other targets continue despite the Oleshky accord.
- Officials report casualties in Kyiv and other cities, with ongoing conflict despite talks.
Summary
- Local ceasefire starts in the occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky on Tuesday.
- Both sides claim compliance, enabling humanitarian aid and evacuations.
- Across Ukraine and Russia, strikes continue with casualties reported.
- Russia says it halted shelling near Oleshky to prepare for the ceasefire.
- Dmitry Lubinets confirms Ukrainian side is honoring commitments.