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Russia missile strike on Odesa injures 4, damages Antiguan-flagged vessel
Russia attacked the Ukrainian city of Odesa with missiles at around 2pm local time on Friday.
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Russia missile strike on Odesa injures 4, damages Antiguan-flagged vessel
Sept. 21, 2024 - 07:22
By euronews (in English)
Russia attacked the Ukrainian city of Odesa with missiles at around 2pm local time on Friday.
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