Ceasefire allows entry of humanitarian mission into Ukrainian city occupied by Russia

A humanitarian convoy successfully evacuated residents from Oleshky, a city occupied by Russia, following a temporary ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia. The operation, the first of its kind in nearly five years, allowed for the distribution of aid and safe passage for civilians. Approximately 2,000 people remain in Oleshky, which has been under Russian control since 2022. The ceasefire, facilitated by Melania Trump, is set to last until Sunday night and is the longest since the invasion began. Authorities assured that those wishing to leave could do so safely, while those who stay would receive humanitarian support. The operation faced challenges, including two fatalities during demining efforts.