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19 sourcesFirst reported Fri 23 Oct at 09:12, updated 9 h ago

মেলানিয়া ট্রাম্পের মধ্যস্থতায় ইউক্রেনের ওলেশকি শহরে যুদ্ধবিরতি: হোয়াইট হাউস

Melania Trump mediates ceasefire in Ukrainian town Olesky, White House says

Photo: The Express Tribune

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from 5 outlets' reporting

US First Lady Melania Trump said she secured a temporary, localised ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky, to begin 29 October, according to a White House statement. She said the situation in Oleshky, a front-line city with a population of about 1,700-2,000 from roughly 24,000 before the war, was dire, and that without her intervention humanitarian aid delivery and evacuation of elderly residents would have been impossible. The Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed the agreement, said the Russian military was coordinating its timing, and welcomed Trump's role. Ukraine's General Staff said it would carry out the ceasefire orders, and chief negotiator David Arakhamia said a humanitarian corridor would be created. Residents wishing to leave may go to Russia or Ukraine, Trump said, and an unnamed American media organisation would accompany the teams.

Where accounts differ. Dainik Bangla and Dhaka Post say Arakhamia credited Trump and Pope Leo with participation in the deal, a role not mentioned by ABC News or Prothom Alo, and only Prothom Alo and Dhaka Post report the population figure in similar terms as ABC News.

Prothom AloAl Jazeera EnglishABC NewsDhaka PostDainik Bangla

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Russia, Ukraine agree to Oleshky ceasefire brokered by Melania Trump: White House

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