Russian Forces Attack Odesa, Damaging Infrastructure
Infrastructure in the southern Ukrainian city was damaged in a Russian attack on Saturday.
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Russian forces attacked the Ukrainian port city of Odesa on Saturday, causing damage to infrastructure in the area, according to the report.
Odesa, a major city on Ukraine's Black Sea coast, has repeatedly been targeted in Russian strikes since the start of the full-scale invasion, with attacks frequently aimed at port facilities, energy infrastructure, and other key installations.
The latest attack adds to the pattern of strikes on the city, though the available information does not specify the particular type of infrastructure damaged or whether there were any casualties resulting from the attack.
Ukrainian officials have not released further details on the scale of the damage or the specific response being undertaken following the strike.
Sources
- Russian forces attack Odesa, infrastructure damaged — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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