Russia strikes Ukrainian seaport: report on aftermath

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Russia struck infrastructure at a Greater Odesa seaport on March 28th, hitting a company's premises and an adjacent terminal. The attack targeted port facilities in Ukraine.

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The Russians struck infrastructure at one of the ports of Greater Odesa on the morning of 28 March, with several hits recorded on the premises of a company and an adjacent terminal.

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