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Russian strikes leave thousands without power as Kherson ceasefire nears end

Russian strikes have cut electricity supplies to thousands of people in Ukraine, while a rare humanitarian ceasefire has enabled civilians to leave the Russian-occupied city of Oleshky. The ceasefire in Kherson is due to end.

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Russian strikes have cut power to thousands of people in Ukraine as a rare humanitarian ceasefire in the Kherson area approaches its end.

The pause in fighting has allowed civilians to evacuate Oleshky, a city under Russian occupation. The arrangement provided an opportunity for people in the city to leave despite the ongoing conflict.

The ceasefire is described as humanitarian and is due to end in Kherson. No further details about its duration or the evacuation arrangements were provided.

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The power cuts caused by the Russian strikes have affected thousands of people. The latest developments leave the humanitarian situation in the area uncertain as the ceasefire comes to a close.

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