How the people in Kherson experienced the Oleshky ceasefire

The ceasefire for civilian evacuation from Oleschky has brought mixed feelings to residents of Kherson, with relief but also fears of renewed violence. Since the Russian invasion began in February 2022, Kherson has faced continuous attacks, resulting in numerous casualties. Despite the ceasefire, locals remain skeptical about its durability and express concerns about the potential for renewed hostilities. Many residents, living under dire conditions without basic utilities, are hesitant to evacuate, fearing the challenges of relocation. Meanwhile, local authorities are working on repairs and providing essential services, but the threat of drone attacks looms large. The community is caught between a fragile peace and the ever-present danger of renewed conflict, with many hoping for stability while preparing for the worst.