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Russian Shahed hit a supermarket in the Odessa region
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Russian Shahed hit a supermarket in the Odessa region

UkraineOdessa OblastVolodymyr Zelensky

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  • Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attack on a store in the Odessa Oblast, calling it a deliberate terrorist by Russia.
  • Three people were injured as a result of the impact.

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Why It Matters

Russia continues regular attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure.

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"A terrifying attack on an ordinary store in the Odessa Oblast. Russia continues its bloody terror. What is happening is Russia's deliberate response to the signals it receives from America," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote in a statement.

A recording of the moment of impact was posted online, showing that miraculously no one was killed. Three people were injured, cars and a building were destroyed. "All necessary emergency services are working on site and providing assistance," Zelensky added.

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  • What specific forces and means were used in the attack?
  • What is the exact condition of the injured?

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This article was originally published by RMF24.

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