Russian attack on Odesa region injures 17, officials say
The Odesa regional administration reported the figure following what it described as a massive Russian attack.
Seventeen people have been injured in a Russian attack on the Odesa region, according to Ukrinform, citing Ukrainian officials.
The source did not provide additional details on the timing, scale, or nature of the attack.
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- Number of people injured in Russian attack on Odesa region rises to 17 — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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