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Ukrainian authorities reported one death and seven injuries in Kharkiv and also revised the casualty toll upwards for an earlier strike on Odesa. A Russian official meanwhile said it had intercepted long-range missiles.

‘I survived that war (World War Two), and I am surviving this war’, Lidia Stepanivna said after being rescued by police

"This (cluster munition) is an indiscriminate weapon, the use of which can lead to significant casualties among the civilian population," the Prosecutor General's Office said on Telegram, citing Andrii Kostin.

Russian aim is to obliterate Ukrainian strategic and critical infrastructure at any cost and damage the country's air defense system, Ukrainian Air Force, spokesman Ilya Yevlash said on April 30.

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The roof of the a private law academy in Odesa was all but destroyed after the strike. Firefighters were directing water on small fires still burning

Sergey Smolentsev/ReutersAt least five people have died after a Russian missile attack hit an ornate mansion in Ukraine affectionately known to locals as the “Harry Potter Castle,” officials said Tuesday.Ukraine’s State Emergency Service shared a video showing the building in a seafront park in the southern city of Odesa engulfed in flames after the strike Monday. The agency initially said four people had been killed and another 32 injured, including two children.Frontline U...

Two people were killed and six wounded in a Russian strike on Ukraine's second-largest city, Kharkiv, early on April 30, regional head Oleh Synyehubov said on Telegram as an air-raid alert was announced for most of Ukraine.

Russian missiles struck the Odesa Law Academy, which is known to locals as the "Harry Potter castle", on April 29 - killing five people and injuring more than 30, including two kids and a pregnant woman

1,300 vessels used a temporary sea route created by Ukraine and international partners following Russia's withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative last summer. Source: Serhii Kyslytsia, Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United Nations, speaking at a roundtable; Ukrinform Details: Serhii Kyslytsia says Ukrainian agricultural products are delivered to 40 countries via an alternative sea corridor.