Liputan6.com, Odesa – On Thursday (1/5), drones or Russian drones killed at least two people and five people were injured as a result of a sustainable attack in the city of Clack, Ukraine, the regional leader said.
“Buildings high in the residence, supermarket and damaged school,” the goalkeeper wrote in Telegram, as indicated from Bi -bi -s, Thursday (5/5/2025).
In another place in Ukraine, the mayor of Harkiv said that the drone attacked a gas station in the city center, and the explosion was also heard in the city of Sumi.
Russia did not comment on the attack.
“The enemy attacked Odessa by aircraft with a serange. He began significant damage to the civil infrastructure, especially in the residence, ”the goalkeeper wrote, and then confirmed the dead.
“Two people were killed, and five others were injured as a result of an attack. Medical officers provided all the necessary assistance to the victims, ”he said.
The mayor of Gennady Trosphanov said: “The enemy began other mass attacks in the city. The buildings of the residence and civil infrastructure were damaged in various regions of Odessa. ”
Videos and images loaded into social networks that were not checked by BI -Bi, show explosions and damaged buildings.
Clot, part of the port is strategically important in the Black Sea, a population of about a million people. The city has repeatedly been attacked since the large -scale invasion of Russia in Ukraine in February 2022.
The last attack occurred when the United States signed an agreement with Ukraine on operation with its energy and mineral resources.
The long -awaited agreement shows a much greater solidarity with Ukraine than usual for the US President Donald Trump.
The two countries agreed to create an investment reconstruction fund in order to stimulate the restoration of Ukraine’s economy after its war with Russia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin this week announced the temporary end of the war in Ukraine. The Kremlin said that the ceasefire would take place in the morning of May 8 to May 11, which coincided with the celebration of Victory to celebrate the end of the Second World War.
In response, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sibiha called for the cessation of fire, which immediately occurred “at least 30 days.”
