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Russia attacks port infrastructure in Ukraine's south, hits hospital
Ukrainian officials said the overnight attack wounded two people and destroyed a hospital admissions department as firefighters battled fires in the region.
- On Wednesday, Russian drone strikes hit port infrastructure, residential buildings, and a hospital in Ukraine's southern Odesa region, destroying the hospital's admissions department and wounding two people.
- Moscow has repeatedly targeted the Odesa region throughout its four-year-old war, given the area's critical status as a hub for Ukrainian seaports and Danube river ports.
- Ukraine's air force reported Russia launched 171 drones since Monday, with defense units neutralizing 154, while Regional Governor Oleh Kiper confirmed medical staff and patients were moved to another facility after sheltering during the strike.
- Emergency services battled large blazes at strike sites, including a fire at the Danube Biosphere Reserve, while a separate drone and missile attack in the Sumy region killed one person and wounded two others.
- The destruction of medical facilities and residential infrastructure imposes urgent humanitarian costs and threatens Ukraine's export-dependent supply chains, compounding existing economic strains across the region.
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Russia attacks port infrastructure in Ukraine's south, hits hospital
Russia has attacked port infrastructure in Ukraine's southern Odesa region with drones in overnight strikes that also damaged residential buildings and a hospital and left two people wounded, Ukrainian officials said on Wednesday.
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Massive attack on Odesa region: hospital department destroyed, fire in reserve, two injured
In the southern part of Ukraine’s Odesa region, a massive attack damaged a hospital and residential buildings, leaving two people injured. This was reported by the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper. Russia struck a hospital in the Odessa region / Photo: t.me/odeskaODA According to Oleh Kiper, a 47-year-old man and a
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