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Oleshky Truce Holds, Kyiv Power Stable, Drug Supply Issues

A ceasefire in Oleshky holds, Kyiv maintains power schedules, and drug supply faces disruptions due to ongoing strikes.

Florent Kalfon · 28 October 2026 · 5 articles read

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Conditions for business in Ukraine remain stable. The Oleshky ceasefire and managed power outages in Kyiv provide some relief, while drug supply disruptions pose challenges.

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In this briefing Kyiv City State Administration · Ministry of Health (Ukraine) · Dmytro Lubinets · Oleshky · Kherson

Disruption

Energy
Public sector

Kyiv Maintains Power Schedules Amidst Outages

Kyiv is currently experiencing no emergency power outages, with scheduled hourly power cuts in place, according to Censor.net. This comes after reports of unexpected power outages in the city center. The Kyiv City State Administration confirmed the situation is under control, and power supply is being managed through planned schedules.

Impact Energy providers and residents in Kyiv face manageable power disruptions, allowing for better planning and operations.

Sources: Censor.net ↗

Pharma
Logistics

Drug Supply Disruptions Due to Strikes

Temporary disruptions in drug supplies to pharmacies have occurred due to ongoing strikes, but there is no systemic shortage of medical supplies, according to Komsomolskaya Pravda. The Ministry of Health has acknowledged the issue, stating that the disruptions are a result of logistical challenges caused by the strikes.

Impact Pharmacies and healthcare providers face temporary supply challenges, affecting drug availability.

Sources: Komsomolskaya pravda ↗

Internal tension

Public sector
Logistics

Oleshky Truce Holds as Kherson Remains Quiet

A 30-hour humanitarian ceasefire in the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky has held without incidents, according to Ukraine's parliamentary human rights commissioner, Dmytro Lubinets, as reported by KyivPost. The truce allows for aid deliveries and safe civilian departures and is scheduled to last until November 1. Across the Dnipro River in Kherson, residents have been able to move freely, and municipal workers have accessed previously restricted areas.

Impact Logistics and aid organizations benefit from improved access and safety in Oleshky and Kherson.

Watch The ceasefire is scheduled to last until November 1. · 1 November 2026

Sources: KyivPost ↗, Newvoice ↗

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