A Series of Explosions Rang Out in Odessa, Sources Say About a Missile Attack: EADaily

At least one person was killed on Friday in the Ukrainian city of Odessa in a Russian attack with two ballistic missiles against the port infrastructure, which also caused eight injuries, four of which were serious, according to the head of the military administration of the Omani region, Oleg Kiper, quoted by the EEF.

Two killed in Russian missile strikes on Odesa and Chuhuiv in Ukraine

Russian forces struck port infrastructure in the Ukrainian city of Odesa on Friday the afternoon, according to Governor Oleh Kiper. One port worker was killed in the strike. Eight others were wounded, four of whom were hospitalized in serious condition. Kiper said the attack involved two ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, Kharkiv Governor Oleh Syniehubov reported another Russian strike. He said a missile hit the city of Chuhuiv, killing one local wo…

On the afternoon of May 23, Russian troops hit the port infrastructure of Odessa with two ballistic missiles. There are dead and wounded.

A series of explosions rang out in Odessa, sources say about a missile attack: EADaily

EADaily, May 23rd, 2025. In Odessa, a series of several explosions once again sounded, which, apparently, were the result of a Russian missile attack.

Un atac rusesc asupra infrastructurii portuare din Odesa s-a soldat cu doi morți și opt răniți

Rusia a lovit cu două rachete balistice infrastructura portuară din Odesa. Până la momentul publicării, se cunoșteau două victime: un lucrător portuar și un locuitor al orașului în vârstă de 71 de ani, care a murit la spital în cursul serii, a declarat vineri, 23 martie, șeful administrației militare regionale (OBA), Oleg Kiper, citat de Deutsche Welle.

In Odessa, on the evening of May 23, explosions thundered for the second time that day. An air raid alert was declared in the region due to the threat of ballistics. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Telegram of the head of the Odessa Regional State Administration, Oleg Kiper. "Odessa and the region, take shelter! Missile danger!" Kiper said. Before this, the Air Force warned …