RUSSIAN MISSILE STRIKE ON ODESA WOUNDS THREE
A Russian missile attack on the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa struck a storage facility and wounded at least three people on Monday.
Regional governor for the area, Oleh Kiper said on national television that around 5,000 square metres had been damaged in the attack and that a fire had spread over 3,000 square metres.
Military and regional authorities said the attack damaged a storage facility where some 50 people were working while the air force said it had prevented one of two cruise missiles launched by Russia from reaching Odesa.
Odesa has been a frequent target of Russian forces in the 28-month-long full-scale invasion but Russia denies targeting civilians or civilian infrastructure.
