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Ceasefire in Oleshky

Ceasefire in Oleshky

A truce has started in the Ukrainian city of Oleshky. This means fighting has stopped so people can get help. Many people want to leave the city.

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Oct 29, 2026Audio81 words1 minute
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STUDY THE STORYKey vocabulary
Verb
to feel anxious or concerned about something
Noun
A stop in fighting.
Noun
The action of fighting.
Verb
To go away from a place.
Noun
The power that comes from electricity.
Noun
A place where you dig for minerals.
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Part 1: True, False or Not given

Fighting has stopped in Oleshky.

Everyone in Oleshky has electricity and water.

The White House is helping people leave the city.

Part 2: Multiple choice

Why did the fighting stop?

Why is it not safe to leave Oleshky?

Part 3: Fill in the blank

About 6,000 people still live in  blank.

Many people want to  blank the city.

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