Oleshky ceasefire is set to last until November 1, Ukraine’s negotiator says
Davyd Arakhamia said on October 27 that the pause was US-mediated and covered the Russian-occupied town, with November 1 as its planned end.
Davyd Arakhamia said on October 27 that the pause was US-mediated and covered the Russian-occupied town, with November 1 as its planned end.

Ukraine’s top negotiator Davyd Arakhamia said on October 27 that the US had mediated a temporary ceasefire in the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky.
In a Telegram statement carried by DW, Arakhamia described the pause as the biggest easing of the conflict since 2022 and said every such step brings peace closer.
Arakhamia said the ceasefire was set to last until November 1.

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