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Kherson regional governor Oleksandr Prokudin said Russian occupation authorities are withholding humanitarian aid meant for civilians in Oleshky, keeping supplies in a warehouse instead of distributing them. About 1,300 residents remain in the city, while 92 surrounding villages face serious humanitarian difficulties. The report comes as fighting with drones and artillery resumed in Kherson Oblast after a five-day ceasefire around Oleshky ended.