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Yahoo
14-04-2025
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Russia attacks Odesa again with attack drones, explosion reported in city
The Russian army once again attacked Odesa with attack drones on the night of 13-14 April, and explosions were heard in the city. Source: Odesa Mayor Hennadii Trukhanov; Dumska, an Odesa-based local news outlet Details: At 01:17, an air-raid warning was issued in Odesa and the oblast due to the threat of Russian attack drones. The Dumska media outlet reported that the air defence was operating in the city. Trukhanov called on Odesa residents to take shelter and at 01:35 wrote about explosions in the city. Updated: At 02:11, the all-clear was given in Odesa and the oblast. Background: On 13 April, Sunday evening, the Russians struck Odesa with attack drones, injuring five people and damaging civilian infrastructure. After midnight on 14 April, Trukhanov posted a photo of the aftermath and provided details of the Russian attack on Odesa the night before, including damage to hospital. Support Ukrainska Pravda on Patreon!
Yahoo
23-03-2025
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Casualties reported following explosion at police station in Odesa Oblast
Editor's note: This is a developing story and is being updated. An explosion occurred at a police station in Odesa Oblast on March 23, reported regional police officials. A woman has died as a result of the explosion and there are additional casualties, police officials added. According to a source that spoke to local Odesa publication Dumska, an unknown individual allegedly brought a package with an improvised explosive device to the police department in the city of Bilyaivka. The Kyiv Independent cannot verify the reported claims. Additional details are still being confirmed and will be released as they become available. Police and security forces are working at the scene. While the cause of the explosion is yet to be formally established, Odesa Oblast has been subject to repeated Russian attacks in recent days. On March 21, a massive Russian drone attack on Odesa Oblast injured three people, including children, and damaged civilian infrastructure. The day prior, Russia hit Odesa with drones while Czech President Petr Pavel was visiting the city. Odesa Oblast is situated in southwestern Ukraine, along the Black Sea, and has been a frequent target of Russian drone and missile attacks throughout the full-scale war. Read also: Trump says efforts to end Ukraine war 'somewhat under control' just hours before deadly Russian drone strike on Kyiv We've been working hard to bring you independent, locally-sourced news from Ukraine. Consider supporting the Kyiv Independent.
Yahoo
01-03-2025
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Russian missile attack on Odesa damages civilian foreign vessel, casualties reported
A Russian ballistic missile struck the Odesa port on the evening of March 1, damaging port infrastructure as well as a foreign civilian ship flying the flag of Panama, Odesa Oblast Governor Oleh Kiper reported. Two port employees were as a results of the attack. No information was available as to the extent of their injuries. The Swiss-owned container ship MSC LEVANTE F sailed into the port earlier in the day, local Odesa publication Dumska reported. No information was immediately available as to what the vessel was carrying, or the extent of the damage. Foreign vessels have previously been damaged in Russian attacks on the port. In October 2024, multiple ships had been on the Odesa port. President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Nov. 23 at the International Conference on Food Security in Kyiv that Russia has damaged 321 port infrastructure facilities, as well as 20 foreign merchant vessels since July 2023. Traveling along the Black Sea route, ships are regularly at risk of being attacked by Russia. Since the beginning of the all-out war, mines have also been drifting along the trade route, which also poses a risk to maritime transport. As a major grain producer, Ukraine exports about 6 million tons of grain per month through ports along the Black Sea. Following an initial blockade at the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, Russia unilaterally the Black Sea grain deal last year forcing Kyiv to set up a new export route in the Black Sea. Initially envisioned as a to allow the departure of ships stranded there since the start of the full-scale war, it has since grown into a . Read also: NATO Secretary General calls for Zelensky to 'restore relationship' with Trump following Oval Office clashWe've been working hard to bring you independent, locally-sourced news from Ukraine. Consider supporting the Kyiv Independent.
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01-03-2025
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Russians strike at Odesa port, injuring staff and damaging foreign vessel
A Russian ballistic missile strike on Odesa on Saturday evening destroyed port infrastructure and a Panama-flagged civilian vessel. Two port employees were injured. Source: Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram; Dumska, an Odesa-based local news outlet Quote: "The enemy fired a ballistic missile on Odesa... The attack damaged port infrastructure and a civilian vessel under the flag of the Republic of Panama owned by a European company. Two men, employees of the port, were injured. All the relevant services are working to deal with the aftermath, and doctors are providing the necessary assistance to the injured." Details: Dumska reports that the Levante F, a container ship owned by the Swiss company MSC and registered under the Republic of Panama's flag, was damaged as a result of a Russian ballistic attack with an Iskander-M missile on port infrastructure. The vessel had arrived in Odesa's harbour early on 1 March. Support Ukrainska Pravda on Patreon!
Yahoo
31-01-2025
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Russians launch ballistic missile attack on historic centre of Odesa: two people injured – photos, videos
Explosions were heard in the city of Odesa on Friday evening. The Air Force warned of the ballistic missile attack threat. Source: Air Force; Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration; local media agency Dumska; local Telegram channels; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's address; Hennadii Trukhanov, Mayor of Odesa Details: At 19:17, the military warned of the threat of ballistic missile attacks from the south. At 19:23, Oleh Kiper reported that an explosion was heard in the city. The Dumska news agency later reported that the explosion damaged the Bristol Hotel. Aftermath of the Russian attack on Odesa Photo: Dumska At 19:56, Kiper reported another explosion. At 20:30, he said that the Russians had attacked the historic centre of Odesa with missiles. Later, Kiper added that a hotel employee was injured in the attack and is receiving medical care. Updated at 21:08: President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reacted to the Russian attack on Odesa. Early reports suggest that it was a ballistic strike. Quote from Zelenskyy: "Currently, in the south of our country – in Odesa – rescue efforts continue following the Russian missile strikes. Preliminarily, it was ballistics. The strikes directly targeted the city, ordinary civilian buildings. Again and again: air defence remains our top priority, we are working with all our partners to provide more protection for our state." Details: The mayor of Odesa said that two people were reported injured. He said there was a lot of damage and destruction in the UNESCO-protected area, and a building under enhanced protection was damaged. The city's trolleybuses 7 and 9 have temporarily changed their routes to the railway station. Odesa Oblast Military Administration later showed the aftermath of the attack. Aftermath of the Russian attack on Odesa Photo: Odesa Oblast Military Administration Aftermath of the Russian attack on Odesa Photo: Odesa Oblast Military Administration Aftermath of the Russian attack on Odesa Photo: Odesa Oblast Military Administration Support UP or become our patron!
