On the 515th day of the Russian invasion, a new attack by Russian forces against the port of Odessa killed two people and caused the “destruction” of an Orthodox cathedral classified by Unesco, in Ukraine, speaking of a “war crime”. For its part, Moscow claims to have struck places where “terrorist acts against Russia” were being prepared.
A new attack by Russian forces against the Ukrainian port of Odessa killed two people and caused the “destruction” of an Orthodox cathedral classified by Unesco, Ukraine announced on Sunday, speaking of a “war crime”.
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- Two people were killed and 22 others injured in Russian missile fire overnight from Saturday to Sunday in Odessa.
- An Orthodox cathedral classified by Unesco has been destroyed, announced Ukraine, qualifying the facts as a “war crime”.
- Moscow claims to have struck places where “terrorist acts against Russia” were being prepared.
The Ukrainian Interior Ministry has given a new toll of two dead and 22 wounded, including four children, in the firing of Russian missiles during the night on this Black Sea city. “The Transfiguration Cathedral, located in the historic center of Odessa, protected by Unesco, has been destroyed. A war crime that will never be forgotten and forgiven,” said Foreign Affairs on Twitter.
For its part, Moscow claims to have struck places where “terrorist acts against Russia” were being prepared.
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