
The First Lady of the United States announced the end of the truce, praising Russia and Ukraine for their cooperation
First lady Melania Trump announced the end of the ceasefire in Oleshky, Ukraine, calling the mission a success for the aid and evacuation of almost 800 people, and hoping for lasting peace.
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A temporary ceasefire was established in Oleshky to allow the evacuation of civilians and the delivery of aid.
"The ceasefire has ended.
The mission was a success, providing essential aid to the region and enabling the evacuation of nearly 800 people." The First Lady, Melania Trump, made this known on
"On behalf of the United States, I commend Russia and Ukraine for their leadership and cooperation regarding the Oleshky ceasefire. I hope it serves as the foundation for lasting peace between the two nations."
The ceasefire began on October 27 and ended yesterday.

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