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Rusya, Oleshky insani yardım operasyonunda 1.000'den fazla askerini Herson'a taşıdı
Ukrainian military sources say Russia used the October humanitarian ceasefire in occupied Oleshky to move more than 1,000 troops and strengthen its positions in Kherson Oblast. The 34th Separate Marine Brigade says there has been no mass assault, while the possibility of a Russian advance toward Kherson remains under consideration.