Russia, Ukraine begin ceasefire in city of Oleshky
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Amy Mackinnon So this is a localised ceasefire around the Ukrainian town of Oleshky. Before the war, there was around 24,000 people that lived in Oleshky. Now the population is thought to be around 2,000. The town has been pretty much completely cut off from the outside world.
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