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Oleksandr Prokudin warned that 34 settlements in Kherson Oblast along the Dnipro River face shortages of electricity, gas, water, food and humanitarian aid as winter approaches. Ukrainska Pravda reported that he described the situation as as critical as in Oleshky. Prokudin also said Russian troops used a temporary ceasefire in Oleshky to rotate personnel, restore positions and bring in weapons, returning to positions Ukrainian forces had spent nearly a year clearing. He warned of intensified attacks on Kherson and nearby communities.