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The death toll from the Russian attack on the city of Odesa on 29 April has risen to six after a man injured in the attack died in the hospital. Source: Odesa Mayor Hennadii Trukhanov on Telegram Quote from Trukhanov: "The death toll from the attack on Odesa on 29 April has risen to six.

An Odesa resident, Ihor Nakhaba, provided critical first aid to victims of a deadly Russian missile attack on the city, despite being wounded himself, the Pre-hospital focused Ukrainian Life Saving Effort (PULSE) charitable foundation reported.

McDonald's is preparing to renovate its restaurant on Vokzalna Square in Kyiv and is also looking for a site near Lviv Railway Station, McDonald's Ukraine Development Director Vitaliy Stefurak said in an interview with Interfax-Ukraine.

Ukraine is adding an AI spokesperson to its arsenal in the war against Russia s invasion of the country two years ago. The spokesperson is based off Ukrainian singer Rosalie Nombre.

The US imposed sanctions on hundreds of firms and individuals linked to Russia's weapons program. Meanwhile, Russia exhibited Western weapons captured from Ukrainian forces. Follow DW for more.

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Moscow for the first time during its invasion targeted a non-front line area with weaponry that is banned by more than 100 countries due to its lethality in civilian areas

A Russian ballistic missile struck the Ukrainian port of Odesa late on Wednesday, injuring at least 13 people and triggering a large fire, Regional Governor Oleh Kiper said on Telegram. ...

Russia launched ballistic missiles at the city of Odesa on the evening of May 1, injuring at least 14 people, regional Governor Oleh Kiper said.

Russian crowds are getting to see a new exhibition in Moscow of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) military hardware that was captured by Russian forces in Ukraine. The display shows off a whole lot of “trophies,” ranging from United States-made armored fighting vehicles to state-of-the-art tanks and European armored personnel carriers.