This picture taken on May 8,
2022 shows a destroyed beach hotel in Ukrainian city of Odessa, amid the
Russian invasion of Ukraine.OLEKSANDR GIMANOV/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES
Missiles
hit Odesa for the second time Monday amid increasing attacks against the
southern port city in recent days.
I came to celebrate #EuropeDay in #Odesa, the city where Pushkin said that "you can feel Europe."
— Charles Michel (@eucopresident) May 9, 2022
And where today the Ukrainian people shield their monuments from bullets and rockets and their freedom from Russian aggression.
You are not alone.
The EU stands with you. pic.twitter.com/kneuEOvepb
Several explosions were reported, and a fire broke out in a
mall, Public Odesa reported late Monday, as
missiles struck other areas in the Odesa area earlier in the day. The attacks
come as Victory Day was commemorated.
"In
the morning, Putin put flowers to the monument of hero city Odesa in Moscow,
commemorating 9th May," Ukraine's Minister of Internal Affairs Advisor
Ukraine Anton Gerashchenko said. "In the evening by his orders, Odesa is
hit with rockets."
❗️In the morning putin put flowers to the monument of hero city #Odesa in #Moscow, commemorating 9th May.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) May 9, 2022
In the evening by his orders Odesa is hit with rockets. 5 buildings ruined, 2 people admitted to hospital. #UkraineUnderAttack pic.twitter.com/6xwjUKVSrN
Russian forces have ramped up attacks against the city in recent days, located in southwestern Ukraine along the Black Sea
https://www.newsweek.com/ukraine-war-live-updates-1704846#live-blog-15272
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