The Economic Times

A ceasefire in a Russian-occupied Ukrainian city holds for its first 30 hours, officials say

A six-day ceasefire has been initiated in Oleshky, allowing much-needed humanitarian aid for around 2,000 residents. Both Ukraine and Russia have reported no violations of the ceasefire in the first 30 hours. Negotiations continue for future discussions to de-escalate the ongoing war, despite both sides holding firm on key demands. Meanwhile, attacks have intensified elsewhere, including drone strikes causing injuries in cities like Kharkiv.