Oleshky evacuees arrive in Ukraine amid ceasefire dispute

At the same time, Russia accused Ukraine of violating the ceasefire. Evacuated residents of Oleshki passed through the border checkpoint

Consensus

Evacuees from Oleshky crossed into Ukraine through the 'Novye Yarilovichy' border checkpoint in Chernihiv Oblast.
The evacuees were transported to the border by buses from the Gomel airport.
The evacuees transferred from Belarusian buses to Ukrainian buses at the border.
Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed the arrival of Ukrainian citizens from Oleshky and pledged government support for their integration.
Ukrainian ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets stated that evacuees were not subjected to screening or phone checks at the border.
Some residents from nearby villages joined the evacuation en route.
Russia accused Ukraine of violating the ceasefire in Oleshky, citing a drone attack on a civilian car.
Two people were reportedly injured in the alleged drone attack, with blast and shrapnel wounds.
The ceasefire in Oleshky was scheduled to end on November 1 at 22:59.
Newsmax reporter Alex Salvi observed 11 buses heading to Ukraine and 4 buses heading to Russia.
Russian military correspondents labeled the Newsmax report as 'manipulative'.

Ukrainian citizens from Oleshky were flown to Gomel from Anapa via four planes, after arriving by bus through annexed Crimea. — tg_currenttime
A volunteer, Ksenia Arkhipova, stated that not all residents were evacuated and that some disabled individuals were not picked up. — tg_currenttime
Alex Salvi reported that residents were not forced to evacuate to Russia. — tg_currenttime
The Russian Foreign Ministry cited the attack on a civilian vehicle as evidence of Ukrainian violation of the ceasefire. — tg_astrapress