
Two civilians were injured in Kherson and four people in Odessa as a result of renewed Russian bombing following the end of the longest local truce.
Russia has resumed attacks on Kherson and Odessa, Ukraine, following the end of a six-day truce brokered by Melania Trump and Pope Leo, resulting in civilian casualties.
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A six-day positional truce in Oleshki and surrounding areas ended after the mediation of Melania Trump and Pope Leo.
Today, Monday, Russia resumed its attacks on the Ukrainian Kherson region, after the end of a local truce that was the longest in the war between the two countries since 2022.
It was possible to reach a six-day ceasefire in Oleshki and its surrounding areas, after mediation efforts made by US First Lady Melania Trump, and with the participation of Pope Leo, Pope of the Vatican.
The ceasefire ended at midnight Moscow time (21:00 GMT). There were no immediate indications of a resumption of fighting from either side.
The local authorities said in a statement: “At approximately eight o’clock this morning, the Russian occupiers attacked a car with a drone in the Korabelny neighborhood in the city of Kherson,” adding that a 62-year-old woman and a 73-year-old man were injured and taken to the hospital, according to what Agence France-Presse reported.
The Russian Ministry of Defense had said, earlier Monday morning, via Telegram, that the Russian army launched an attack on a military facility in the Odessa region of Ukraine, and hit a cargo ship used for military purposes 58 kilometers south of the coastal city of Odessa. On the Black Sea.
An official in Odessa said, in a separate post on Telegram, that a Russian attack resulted in four people being injured.

Russia resumed its attacks on Kherson with the end of a six-day truce brokered by Melania Trump and Pope Leo. This comes amid offers from Zelensky to stop targeting Russian refineries in exchange for Patriot missiles.

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