Ukraine: Oleshky aid ceasefire extended across Kherson region
The truce was set up to get food and medicine to thousands of people trapped in Oleshky.
A ceasefire set up to get food and medicine into the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky has been extended across the wider Kherson region, officials say.
Several thousand people are trapped in Oleshky with no food, water or electricity. The Dnipro river is on one side and Russian forces are on the other.
US First Lady Melania Trump, who helped broker the truce with Pope Leo XIV, said the area had been widened to give humanitarian convoys safe passage. No breaches had been reported by Tuesday.
