Evacuation corridor opens in Russian-occupied Oleshky; hundreds remain despite no utilities

An evacuation corridor has opened in Russian-occupied Oleshky, allowing residents to leave the frontline town, but several hundred have chosen to stay despite the absence of gas, electricity, and running water. The situation underscores the humanitarian toll of the ongoing conflict and the challenges of civilian evacuation in occupied territories.

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