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Ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region set to end after Russia refuses extension

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Briefings

A ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region ended after Russia declined to extend the temporary pause. This truce, lasting from Tuesday evening to Sunday evening, allowed a humanitarian mission to reach the Russian-occupied town of Olechky. The conflict resumed immediately following the expiration of the agreement.

Key points

• A temporary ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region ended on Sunday evening after Russia refused to extend the agreement.
• The truce began on Tuesday and enabled a humanitarian mission to reach the Russian-occupied town of Olechky.

Context

This briefing covers the end of the longest truce of the war in Ukraine, which lasted from Tuesday evening to Sunday evening. The truce allowed a humanitarian mission to reach the Russian-occupied town of Olechky, highlighting the immediate return to fighting after the agreement expired.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific end date of the truce and the immediate humanitarian outcome. No details on the duration of the truce, the number of casualties, or the specific composition of the mission are provided.

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