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Consequences of Russian attack on Odesa on 1 May: 14 people are injured, infrastructure is damaged - RMA.
The Russian army’s rocket attack on Odesa injured 14 people.
According to Censor.NET, the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper, wrote about this in his telegram channel.
"As a result of the Russian missile attack on Odesa, civilian infrastructure, including postal warehouses, was damaged. Firefighting is underway. There are broken windows in the surrounding buildings," Kiper said.
According to him, 14 people were injured, and one man was hospitalised in moderate condition. All others were treated on the spot.
Read more: Number of victims of missile attack on Odesa on April 29 has increased to 6
Earlier it was reported that in the evening of 1 May, Russian troops once again attacked Odesa with missiles. As a result of the shelling, 13 people were injured. As a result, a large fire broke out in the city.
Enemy launches several groups of «Shaheds» , movement to Dnipropetrovsk and Poltava regions is detected - Air Force.
The enemy attacks Ukraine with attack drones from several directions.
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Draft law on misappropriation of private property will undermine investors’ confidence in Ukraine - ICC Ukraine.
The draft law No. 11195 of April 22, 2024 on amendments to certain laws of Ukraine on the mechanism of protection of property rights of third parties attempts to legalize the mechanism of state appropriation of property rights. This will not only ...
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AFU sergeant with call sign Hockey told about occupiers’ advance in Donetsk region: "There will be battle for Pokrovsk.
Pokrovsk is an important logistics center for the Defense Forces. If the Russians take the city, they will be able to enter the rear of several settlements at once, and some of them will be besieged. The current situation in the Donetsk region, th...
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Kuleba: Whether there will be peace in Europe or big war depends on the allies’ determination to help Ukraine overcome Russian aggression.
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba emphasized the importance of allies’ support for Ukraine. According to him, Ukraine’s success in countering Russian aggression determines whether there will be peace on the European continent.
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It is unclear whether Russia has already launched its summer offensive - NATO’s European Commander Cavoli.
Despite the significant escalation on the border of Kharkiv region, General Christopher Cavoli, Commander of NATO’s Allied Forces Europe, believes that it is difficult to talk about the start of the previously announced summer offensive of Russian...
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Ship that caused Baltimore bridge collapse lost power, new report shows.
The cargo ship that caused the Francis Scott Key Bridge to collapse experienced power failure ten hours before the crash, according to a preliminary report by the National Transportation Safety Board. There were two other outages the night of the ...
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Climate protesters disrupt Westminster dog show
Climate protesters disrupted the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show when they snuck onto the turf and unfurled orange banners before being removed. #westminster #dogshow2024 #dogshow ––– Subscribe to ABC News on YouTube: Watch 24/7 coverage of break...
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Stuart Stevens says Speaker Johnson's support is 'the collapse of moral authority'.
ABC News' Linsey Davis spoke with Stuart Stevens, a former chief Republican strategist and Lincoln Project adviser, on the ongoing developments in Trump's trial. —–– Subscribe to ABC News on YouTube: Watch 24/7 coverage of breaking news and live e...
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'Not in touch': Activist responds to NYC mayor's migrant remarks.
New York City activist Power Malu talks to NBC News' Tom Llamas about remarks Mayor Adams made, saying that he is not in touch with the ongoing migrant crisis. Adams suggested immigrants were possible solutions to the city's lifeguard shortage bec...
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Doctor who saved Sen. Duckworth’s life in Iraq now stranded in Gaza
Sen. Tammy Duckworth is working to try and help Dr. Adam Hamawy return safely to the U.S. after he became trapped in Gaza while providing emergency medical care. Duckworth says she owes her life to Hamawy after he provided critical care to her whe...
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Ukraine forces retreat as Russian forces advance - May 14, 2024.
Ukraine's military said on Tuesday it was moving troops to new positions in the north of Kharkiv region in response to heavy Russian fire and advances. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was in Ukraine saying Russia should pay for rebuilding U...
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