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world1d ago

Russia launched a large drone attack on Odesa, killing at least three people and injuring 23.
The drones targeted the power grid and hit five apartment blocks in Odesa.
Zelenskyy urged faster U.S. diplomacy to end the war and impose additional sanctions on Russia.
Russia claims strategic gains, betting Western support for Kyiv will fade over time.
Moscow has offered incentives to bolster its forces, including cash bonuses and recruiting foreigners.
The Geran-5 drone is part of Russia's newer weapons used in Ukraine.
UNESCO noted damage to several sites and power outages across Kyiv due to strikes.
Ukraine strengthens its drone production in response to Russia’s tactics.
Authorities stopped identifying the victims beyond confirming three dead and 23 wounded.

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world23h ago

Drones struck Odesa overnight, injuring civilians and damaging buildings as a major attack hit the city.
Energy infrastructure has been a prime target, causing prolonged outages amid Ukraine’s cold winter.
Officials say the aim is to cripple ports and energy networks that Ukraine relies on for exports and daily life.
Residents describe resorting to resilience centers and shelters as temperatures plummet indoors.
Local authorities warn that drones also threaten critical energy storage and distribution sites.
The front line is reported about 60 miles east of Odesa, with threats from submarines in the Black Sea.
Locals report long power cuts, with elderly and disabled residents most affected.
Ukrainian officials describe the strikes as terrorism aimed at breaking civilian life.
A doctor from the WHO team in southern Ukraine called the attacks brutal and strategic.

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world22h ago

Odesa remains a key target as Russia continues long-range strikes from land and sea on the Black Sea port city.
Kyiv says Moscow aims to cut off Ukraine’s access to the sea by targeting Odesa’s ports and maritime routes.
Residents report freezing conditions and power outages as energy infrastructure is repeatedly hit.
Officials describe a ‘grey zone’ at sea, with limited movement for Russian warships and contested airspace over large areas.
Ukraine stresses the Black Sea’s strategic importance for energy and agriculture exports.
Local officials warn that a potential order to seize Odesa would mark a major battlefield shift.
Ukrainian authorities report a pattern of daily Shahed drone attacks aimed at morale and energy networks.
Local education and civilian sites have been damaged, hindering rebuilding efforts.
Officials express concern over imminent threats, while Ukraine highlights the sea as both a lifeline and vulnerability.
The conflict in Odesa reflects broader Russian aims to control maritime routes and pressure Ukraine.

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Trump claims 'very good things' are happening between Ukraine and Russia after trilateral talks, despite ongoing attacks.
Ukrainian officials cite strikes on Kharkiv and Odesa as evidence of ongoing aggression.
Ukraine reports energy infrastructure strikes causing blackouts in Kyiv amid freezing temperatures.
White House has not provided emergency energy funding to Kyiv, contrasting with prior assistance.
Moscow insists peace requires concessions, complicating early optimism from Trump.
Dmitriev mocks NATO and Trump, suggesting the talks may not have been cordial.
Dmitriev quotes a Politico article on Nato flattery and Russia’s view of European security tensions.
Dmitriev comments reference tensions between France and the Netherlands over European security power.
The report situates Trump's optimistic framing within the broader war dynamics and negotiations.

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