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Ukrainian army to observe humanitarian truce in Olechky

By , based on Le Monde

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The Ukrainian army says it will observe a truce in Olechky from Tuesday to allow aid deliveries and the evacuation of civilians. The temporary suspension of military operations had been announced by the White House, according to Le Monde.

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