From a resident in #Odesa: "This is the strongest attack since the beginning of the war and it is not [even] over yet." https://
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Strongest attack in Odesa since war began, still ongoing.
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Russia shells Donetsk village, injuring five
Russia shells village in Donetsk Oblast, injuring 5. Russian forces shelled a village in Donetsk Oblast on the evening of July 18, the Donetsk Oblast prosecutor's office reported. The attack injured five people, including two children.
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Danish drones help Ukrainian sappers detect explosives remotely up to 3m depth
Danish drones help Ukrainian sappers detect explosive devices. These drones are capable of detecting any metal objects at a depth of up to three meters, making it possible to scan areas remotely without endangering the lives of deminers. http://
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Explosions reported in Odesa during air raid alert
Explosions reported in Odesa Multiple explosions were heard in Odesa beginning around 5 a.m. during an air raid alert, Suspilne Odesa announced on Telegram.
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Cruise missiles strike Odessa
The air raid has been lifted in Kyiv, but the Ukrainian port city of Odesa is now being hit by Russian cruise missiles.
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Kalibr Missiles, Tu-22M3 Bombers Threaten Odesa
Kalibr missiles are also heading toward Odesa. The threat to Shakhdy (Shakheds) remains unchanged, coming from the north and south. The takeoff of two Tu-22M3 bombers from Mozdok airfield in North Ossetia, Russian Federation, has been detected. There are currently six Tu-22M3 aircraft in the Russian sky.
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Attaque récente à Odessa, cible inconnue
There was at least one direct hit moments ago in #Odesa. Unclear what was targeted.
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Missiles target Odesa again
More missiles fly toward Odesa
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4 Russian TU-22 bombers take off from Mozdok
Four Russian TU-22 bombers took off from the Mozdok military airfield.
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Russia hits Odesa with six missiles after Crimean Bridge attack
Explosions were reported in Odesa at around 2:30 a.m. local time on July 18. Russia targeted the port city with six Kalibr missiles, which Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov called "retaliation" for the attack on the Crimean Bridge on July 17.