Kremlin says Oleshky ceasefire holding so far

​Kremlin ​spokesman Dmitry Peskov ‌said on ​Tuesday that no ceasefire ‌violations had been recorded so far around the Russian-controlled ‌Ukrainian town of Oleshky, where ‌Moscow and Kyiv have agreed to hold fire to allow ⁠a ​humanitarian ⁠operation to begin.

The ceasefire came ⁠into effect earlier on ​Tuesday to enable aid deliveries ⁠as well as evacuations from ⁠the ​frontline town in southern Ukraine, which is ⁠grappling with acute shortages of food ⁠and ⁠medicine.