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Russian Missile Attack In Odesa Kills 8, Injures 39

Aftermath of missile attack on Belogorod

Tragedy struck the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa as at least eight individuals lost their lives and 39 others sustained injuries following a Russian missile attack. The assault, which targeted a parking lot, caused significant damage to a nearby university and residential building, as confirmed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

President Zelensky emphasized that these strikes were not random but rather deliberate and meant to showcase Russia's inclination towards war. The aftermath of the attack saw four children among the injured, with 30 adults requiring hospitalization, three of whom are in critical condition, according to Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa regional military administration.

Kiper reassured the public that medical personnel were working tirelessly to save lives and provide necessary care to the victims. Immediate medical attention was provided to those injured on-site, while others were transported to hospitals for further treatment.

President Zelensky confirms deliberate nature of the assault.
Russian missile attack in Odesa kills 8, injures 39.
30 adults hospitalized, 3 critical, 4 children injured.

Distressing visuals captured the aftermath of the missile attack, with injured individuals lying on the streets, smoke billowing near a high-rise apartment complex, and local establishments littered with broken glass from shattered windows. In a particularly poignant video, a man is shown seated on the ground, his leg bleeding and secured with a tourniquet, while a woman nearby, wrapped in a blanket, tends to her bloodied face with a towel.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the devastating impact of conflict on civilian populations and underscores the urgent need for peace and diplomacy to prevail in the region.

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