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Russian missile attack seriously damages historic centre of Ukraine's Odesa
(Reuters) -Russian forces launched missiles on the centre of Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odesa, a UNESCO World Heritage site, seriously damaging historic buildings and injuring seven people, local officials said.
Russian missiles strike Odesa’s historic center, injuring 2
Russian forces launched missile strikes on Odesa’s historic center on the evening of Jan. 31, injuring at least two people, Mayor Hennadii Trukhanov said.
Russian Strike on Odesa's Historic Center Damages Opera House, Famous Hotel
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Odesa's grand opera house and the five-star Hotel Bristol, a landmark constructed 19th century, were damaged during the shelling. Zelensky added that Norwegian diplomatic representatives were in the epicenter of the attack but avoided harm.
Russians launch ballistic missile attack on historic centre of Odesa: two people injured – photos, videos
Explosions were heard in the city of Odesa on Friday evening. The Air Force warned of the ballistic missile attack threat. Source: Air Force; Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration;
Russian missile strike damages historic Jewish institutions in Odesa
A Russian missile attack on Odesa, Ukraine, on Friday, severely damaged multiple historic sites, including the renowned Bristol Hotel and a Jewish educational institution operated by Chabad. The strike, which left at least seven people wounded, also impacted the Odesa Philharmonic Theater and several UNESCO-protected buildings in the city center.
Missile strike on Odesa: around 15 cultural heritage sites damaged
A Russian missile attack on January 31 caused significant damage to historical buildings in Odesa’s UNESCO-listed Historic Center. — Ukrinform.
Russian Missile Attack Hits Historic Center Of Odesa
Russian troops on January 31 attacked the historical center of the Ukrainian Black Sea port city of Odesa, damaging buildings and injuring two people, local officials said.
Russian Forces Launch Missile Attack on Historic Centre of Ukraine's Odesa
(Reuters) - Russian forces launched an evening missile attack on the historic centre of Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odesa, a UNESCO world heritage site, damaging buildings and injuring two people, local officials said.
UNESCO condemns Russia's attack on Odesa historic center
Last night, on January 31, the Russian Federation launched a missile attack on the historic center of Odesa, damaging cultural buildings. UNESCO has already responded and condemned the Russian attack.
Drone films horrifying aftermath of Russian strike on historic Odesa
Drone films horrifying aftermath of Russian strike on historic centre of Odesa in Ukraine. Drone footage provided by the Odesa Military Administration region showed extensive damage to the building of the historic Bristol Hotel in Odesa.
Strike hits Odesa’s historic center, damages 15 monuments
In Odesa, around 15 monuments were damaged due to shelling in the city center. The historic center of Odesa is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, emphasizes Odesa Mayor Hennadiy Trukhanov on Telegram.
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Russian Missiles Hit Odesa Hotel and Jewish University
A barrage of heavy missiles launched by Russia struck the historic Bristol Hotel in Odessa, Ukraine. The nearby Jewish ...
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Norwegian diplomats caught under attack in Odesa – Zelensky
Odesa is recovering after yesterday’s strikes on the city center. Not only Ukrainians but even Norwegian diplomats were ...
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Occupiers attack Odesa with Shaheds and missile, there are casualties and damage
On Tuesday morning, the russian occupation army attacked Odesa and the Odesa Region with strike drones and a missile. As a result of the attack in Odesa, 4 high-rise buildings and a school ...
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Russian missile strike on Odesa: Norwegian diplomats were at epicentre of attack
Norwegian diplomatic representatives were among the people who were at the epicentre of the Russian missile strike on the city of Odesa on 31 January. Source: President of Ukraine Volodymyr ...