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putin appears to put him away on time, and this is a test of nerves here of navalny here. >> it is showing. navalny is giving away his life or decades of it to make a stand in the fight for speech and human rights. >> nic, it is saying that ukraine is able to reach this seaport of russia with an unmanned sea drone, and what are you learning about this? >> we are learning that the unmanned sea drone is targeted at a longer range than any previous ukrainian sea drone. it is a massive target, and a huge warship. we understand there were about 1,000 pounds of explosives in this marine drone, and you see the video of it here. it is moving in on the massive warship, and now the russians are saying that they repelled
jean casarez, cnn, riverhead, new york. ukraine's air force says it shot down 23 russian attack drones overnight. these are the explosions over the capital kyiv. air defenses did their work there. but ukrainian officials say russian drones hit their targets in the southern city of odesa and that damaged a critical port facility and including a grain elevator and storage facility. clare sebastian is following these developments for us. they are coming dangerously close to being near nato. >> yeah, this is what they are saying, this is not a seaport, this is a danube port. and seaports, it is not possible to export grain. and danube ports are becoming
hopefully they'll continue to turn things around. >> on the other side, the damage in odesa, specifically to this grain store, russia has destroyed some 60,000 tons of grain since they got out of the black sea grain deal. what do you mike of this tactic, using food as weapon essentially. >> there's really only three levers vladimir putin can put. first is the nuclear level, which we don't want. second is oil. the third is food. he's trying to take out odesa. it's a seaport, vital to moving that grain all the way down to istanbul. two other ports were hit close to romanian. those have to do with access to the danube, which is the backup.
20 x they have in the area now. they are low. the cruise missiles firefly fast. they can evade certain types of air defense systems. so it's going to be tough to bring these down. i think the best chance we have is for the russians to run out of them rather than count on shooting them down. >> so one person killed, 19 injured in odesa. also, four people killed in the last couple of days in kharkiv. more injuries there, as well. what do you see in this campaign, the significance of the target from russia? >> well, i think everybody understands that odesa was one of the first targets that the russians tried to take in the offensive at the beginning of last year. odesa, as everyone knows, is a very, very important seaport. you cut odesa off and you essentially make ukraine a land
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on art made by blind people. finally, in tokyo, you can walk through water and become one with the flowers. visitors are invited to immerse their entire bodies in the vast artworks which change under the presence of people, blurring the perception of boundaries between the self and the works. still to come on the travel show... ..taking transparency to a whole new level. and should they stay or should they go? the discussion around these continues. so don't go away. right now, we're heading just next door to the netherlands, to the dutch city of rotterdam, which just happens to be europe's largest seaport, but it's also gaining reputation for adopting a radical new approach to looking at art in museums, as christa found out last year, when she went there for the travel show.
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Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC) and India’s Adani Ports and SEZ Ltd. (APSEZ) on May 24 signed an MoU to cooperate in seaports and logistics development.