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UK urges Russia to accept a full ceasefire in Ukraine

In an OSCE statement, the UK welcomed a humanitarian pause in Oleshky and said attacks continued elsewhere.

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  • The UK said aid and civilian evacuations took place during the pause, while attacks elsewhere killed at least 55 civilians.
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The UK argued that the limited pause showed humanitarian arrangements were possible, but called for a comprehensive ceasefire.

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