A missile assault by Russia on Ukraine's Black Sea port city of Odesa resulted in at least five deaths and over 30 injuries, including children and a pregnant woman. The attack devastated residential buildings and critical infrastructure, with Ukrainian authorities confirming the indiscriminate nature of the assault.
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A Russian missile strike has claimed the lives of at least four individuals in the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa, targeting a Gothic-style building known locally as the "Harry Potter Castle''. Even as night fell, the distinctive turrets of the structure continued to burn, with emergency services assessing the blaze as severe. Reports indicate that residents were caught off guard, as air raid alerts sounded only minutes before the strike, leaving them with insufficient time to seek shelter.
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