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Lets go live to ukraine now and speak to an mp there who joins us from the point of odesa in the southeast of the country work caroline was reporting from just then. thank you for coming on the programme. we havejust lost a report from odesa seeing the destruction and the damage thats being done there to buildings and of course to human lives. how are you feeling about what is happening there right now.— feeling about what is happening there right now. yesterday i heard there right now. yester...

The ukrainian authorities say seven missiles were launched at the city yesterday, killing one person and injuring five more. this morning, the smell of burning plastic still hung in the air. last night when we were here, it was difficult to see the full extent of the damage, but this morning you can. the rocket has completely ripped into the back of the shopping centre here. you can see its completely folded. there are still fires that the fire brigade here are trying to put out, and the electri...

With ukrainian ships we sent down the russian flagship. this is a missile cruiser which is now a submarine and also a diving site in the future after the war. so we did a lot but we hope we will do more with the western help and also please dont forget that odesa is one of the centres of world agricultural exports. so millions throughout the whole world and especially in africa and asia are dependent from what is going on in the black sea, and now it is a catastrophe here, which is done by putin...

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