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Joint operation evacuates residents from occupied Oleshky, Ukraine

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Starving and exhausted residents of Oleshky, a Russian-occupied town in southern Ukraine, were evacuated on Friday 30 October as part of a joint humanitarian operation. It was the first operation of its kind since the war began four years and eight months ago, reports France 24.

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