As reported by the representative of the military administration of the region, “the remains of the downed missiles and the explosions” of the intercepts “damaged objects in the port infrastructure and several houses”.
Russia attacked last dawn Odessa with cruise missiles damaging the city’s port infrastructure, one of three Ukrainian ports included in the grain deal Moscow canceled on Monday.
“Last night Odessa was attacked with six Kalibr missiles from the Black Sea,” the representative of the region’s military administration reported Tuesday. sergui bratchu. He explained that all the missiles were “shot down by Ukrainian air defenses”.
According to Bratchuk, “the remnants of the shot down missiles and the explosions” of the intercepts “caused damage to objects in the port infrastructure and several houses”. A man was reportedly injured in one of those houses.
This new missile attack on the port comes hours after the Kremlin announced it had signed the so-called Grain Agreement, signed by Russia with Turkey and the UN, by which Moscow pledged to limit the export of Ukrainian grain from three Ukrainian Black Sea ports, including Odessa.
The agreement was signed in July last year at the food security around the world. Ukraine is one of the largest international grain exporters.
Ukraine has asked Turkey and the UN to continue to guarantee exports of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea without Russia in case Moscow does not recover.
Source: EITB
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