AMK Mapping

Regarding the Oleshky ceasefire. The ceasefire came into effect around 3.5 hours ago, and no violations have been reported so far. The ceasefire is only relevant for the city of Oleshky itself, and not the nearby areas. Both Russian and Ukrainian drones are operating in the skies over the region, at roughly similar levels. Oleshky is one of the main staging grounds for Russian drone operators, and provides adequate cover for their operations. The presence of the ceasefire for the next four days means that Russian drone operators within the city limits will not be able to carry out their operations, providing Ukraine with a window of opportunity to conduct rotations, bring forward reinforcements and supplies, and evacuate wounded personnel, as there will be less Russian drones in the sky than usual. Already, there are unconfirmed reports of Ukrainian forces conducting rotations and resupplying forces along the western bank of the Dnieper throughout the night.