Missiles pound Ukraine's Odesa after Russia marks WW2 victory
By Pavel Polityuk and Jonathan Landay
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By Pavel Polityuk and Jonathan Landay
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Generally and also from the beginning of this invasion in february of this year. yesterday during this parade, on the red square in moscow, he mentioned odesa specifically and of course that's what he did. absolutely now cynically heat yesterday near the kremlin there is a monument with the name of odesa native city in the city where i am now because odesa is one of the citymake heroes like they were caught in soviet times during war two. were caught in soviet times during wartwo. some were caught in soviet times during war two. some he put flowers to the monument with his one hand and with hi...
He says, "i fell out of bed and started to cry. then i ran down the corridor to find my dog, max." mum tried to calm me down, but there were more explosions. we don't know what will happen next." the force of the blast smashed many of the windows in this block of flats. fortunately, most were unoccupied. katarina and her two—year—old daughter arina were on the other side of the courtyard. "we were about to go to bed when the air alert began," she tells me. "i heard a very loud explosion, and i grabbed two pillows and covered my daughter's ears with them. i didn't want her to hear the sound...
By Pavel Polityuk and Jonathan Landay KYIV/KHARKIV, Ukraine (Reuters) - Buildings in Odesa lay in ruins on Tuesday, a day after Kremlin forces pounded the southern Ukrainian port with missiles and Russian President Vladimir Putin led defiant celebrations marking the Soviet's victory over Nazi German...