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Oleshky evacuee doubts temporary ceasefire will hold

Vitaly, who fled Russian-occupied Oleshky with his family six weeks ago, expressed deep scepticism about a temporary ceasefire due to begin Tuesday. Russia and Ukraine agreed to the truce to allow evacuations and supply deliveries; the White House announced the agreement Friday, following mediation by Melania Trump and additional involvement from Pope Leo.
WHO: Vitaly
WHAT: Vitaly expressed scepticism about a temporary ceasefire planned for Oleshky.
WHEN: Reported Oct 26, 2026 at 7:15 AM ET
WHERE: Ukraine
WHY: Vitaly doubts the ceasefire can hold and that conditions will improve after his family fled Oleshky fearing death by starvation.

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