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Russian troops re-mine roads near Oleshky

Russian troops have re-mined roads and fields near Oleshky, complicating civilian exits. The head of the Oleshky city military administration reported that previously 10-12 people managed to leave the city on foot, but this has now become virtually impossible.

In brief

  • Russian troops have re-mined roads near Oleshky.
  • Civilians attempted to leave the city on foot through mined fields.
  • Previously, 10-12 people managed to cover 23-25 km to Radensk.
  • After the re-mining, exiting Oleshky has become virtually impossible.
  • The head of the military administration reported casualties among those trying to escape.
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