Ucraina: raid russo su Odessa, almeno 14 feriti

Sindaco: Usati missili balistici, colpite infrastrutture civili
epa11222673 The body of a victim lies near the site of a Russian rocket attack in the southern city of Odesa, Ukraine, 15 March 2024. After rescuers arrived at the scene of the attack on a civilian ifrastructure object, the location was struck by a second rocket, killing at least one rescuer. At least 16 people died and 53 others were injured following a Russian double rocket attack on a civilian infrastructure object and private buildings around it, in Odesa, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service report. Russian troops entered Ukrainian territory in February 2022, starting a conflict that has provoked destruction and a humanitarian crisis. EPA/IGOR TKACHENKO
epa11222673 The body of a victim lies near the site of a Russian rocket attack in the southern city of Odesa, Ukraine, 15 March 2024. After rescuers arrived at the scene of the attack on a civilian ifrastructure object, the location was struck by a second rocket, killing at least one rescuer. At least 16 people died and 53 others were injured following a Russian double rocket attack on a civilian infrastructure object and private buildings around it, in Odesa, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service report. Russian troops entered Ukrainian territory in February 2022, starting a conflict that has provoked destruction and a humanitarian crisis. EPA/IGOR TKACHENKO

ROMA, 02 MAG - Almeno 14 persone sono rimaste ferite in un attacco russo lanciato ieri sera sulla città di Odessa, nell'Ucraina meridionale: lo ha reso noto il capo dell'amministrazione militare regionale, Oleg Kiper. Da parte sua, il sindaco della città, Gennady Trukhanov, ha affermato che le forze russe hanno usato missili balistici: "Un altro attacco balistico russo a Odessa. Le infrastrutture civili sono state distrutte, le squadre di soccorso sono alle prese con un incendio su vasta scala". (ANSA).

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