As pressure mounts on Ukraine to make concessions to Russia, including over its own territory, the head of one of the country's occupied towns has warned that the experience of communities already under Moscow's control should not be ignored in negotiations for a peace settlement.
Tetiana Hasanenko, head of the Oleshky city military administration in the southern Kherson region, told Euronews that more than four years of Russian occupation has left her city devastated and those still living there facing increasingly desperate conditions.
