Russia has sharply escalated its attacks on Ukraine’s southern Odesa region, targeting key port and maritime infrastructure. The latest strikes have caused widespread power outages affecting over 120,000 residents and damaged a civilian vessel, according to local officials. Fires broke out at a major port, destroying containers of flour and cooking oil, while earlier missile attacks killed at least eight people and injured dozens.
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Oleksii Kuleba said Moscow is conducting “systematic” strikes on Odesa, warning that the war’s focal point may shift toward the region. President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Russia aims to sever Ukraine’s maritime logistics, following threats from President Vladimir Putin to restrict Kyiv’s access to the Black Sea in response to drone attacks on Russia’s “shadow fleet.”
Odesa’s strategic importance has grown as other southern ports remain under Russian control. Zelensky announced plans to appoint a new air force commander after dismissing Dmytro Karpenko, signaling a potential shift in Ukraine’s defensive strategy in the region.
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