Odesa Attack News Today

Russia has been pounding Odesa, a centuries-old city on the shores of the Black Sea and one of Ukraine's main ports, since Moscow withdrew from a grain deal last month that allowed Kyiv's exports despite the war.

Russia's latest strike on Odesa on Sunday killed two people and severely damaged a historic Orthodox cathedral, drawing a vow of retaliation from Ukraine's leader.

The Russian missile strikes that killed at least one and injured many have destroyed a famous Orthodox cathedral in the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa, reported CNN.

Russia's overnight drone attack on the southern Ukrainian port of Odesa destroyed a grains depot and injured four port employees, Ukraine's southern military command said on social media on Monday.

According to the Ukrainian Air Forces report, the Russian forces utilized a wide array of weaponry during the attack.

At least three people were killed and a Chinese consular building was damaged on Thursday in a third successive night of air strikes on southern Ukrainian port cities, Ukrainian officials said.

On Tuesday, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation had executed a "group retaliatory strike."

Ukraine President Zelensky condemned deliberate Russian strikes on Ukrainian grain export infrastructure, causing damage and injuries in Odesa region.