In brief
Russian troops in occupied Oleshky have shown little activity on the streets since a ceasefire ended, Ukrainian marine spokesperson Pavlo Drohal said. He also claimed Ukrainian forces control the airspace over the city.
Russian personnel in occupied Oleshky are largely staying in basements after a ceasefire ended, Ukrainian marine spokesperson Pavlo Drohal said during Ukraine's television news marathon, according to RBC-Ukraine.
Drohal said Russian forces had brought ammunition and artillery into the city and rotated personnel. Despite receiving provisions and ammunition, those troops were barely venturing onto the streets, he said. The report did not specify when the resupply or rotation took place.
He also said Ukrainian forces were monitoring and controlling the airspace above Oleshky. His assessment concerned the airspace over the city, which remains under Russian occupation; he described limited activity by Russian personnel, rather than a complete halt to Russian operations.
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