Fighting has resumed in Ukraine's Kherson region after a localized ceasefire ended, and civilians there were preparing for the return of war, ABC News reported in its account of civilians preparing in Kherson. The report describes residents readying themselves for the end of the truce.

BBC News reported that fighting returned to the Kherson region after what its headline called the "longest Ukraine war ceasefire" (BBC report on the return of fighting). In its summary, the broadcaster said the six-day truce was unprecedented but had done little to alter the wider course of a war that continues to grind on.

NPR reported that a brief ceasefire in the Kherson region has ended, after offering respite to residents of a besieged frontline city. In a report by Joanna Kakissis, the outlet said Russian drones usually hunt and kill civilians in that city (NPR's report on the ended ceasefire). The summaries provided do not name that city.

The three accounts differ in emphasis. ABC News focused on civilian preparations, BBC News on the truce's place within the wider war, and NPR on the respite the truce gave a frontline city. The summaries do not give the exact time the ceasefire ended, the terms under which it was agreed, or which side was responsible for its ending.

Sources: ABC News: Civilians in Ukraine's Kherson prepare for the return of war as localized ceasefire ends; BBC News: Fighting returns to Kherson region after longest Ukraine war ceasefire; NPR: A brief ceasefire in Ukraine's Kherson region has ended.