US EditionRussia Strikes Odesa Port with Ballistic Missiles, Kills 2, Injures 7
- On May 23, two ballistic missiles struck the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa, resulting in two deaths and seven injuries.
- The strike targeted civilian infrastructure amid ongoing Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022.
- The attack damaged the engine room, shattered windows, destroyed equipment, and hit a facility vital for global grain exports and food security.
- Oleksiy Kuleba stated that since February 2022, Russian attacks have damaged close to 400 elements of port facilities and injured 106 civilians, emphasizing that the bombed locations consisted solely of civilian infrastructure.
- The strike illustrates Russia's ongoing strategy to disrupt Ukraine's maritime operations despite Kyiv's acceptance of a U.S.-proposed ceasefire that Moscow rejected.
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