Stories from Odesa · Ukraine

In Odesa, military enlistment workers reportedly broke a man's leg during mobilization efforts.

Russian ships allegedly fired shots near a Ukrainian grain carrier in the Black Sea. This information comes from an analyst speaking to BBC World Service. The attacks targeted infrastructure, leading to fuel shortages in occupied areas. The extent of the damage and the number of injured or deceased individuals are still being assessed. The specific city was not immediately identified in the broadcast. Russian forces have conducted strikes on a Ukrainian city, resulting in two fatalities. The attacks underscore the ongoing conflict and its impact on civilian populations. Ukraine has condemned the strikes and vowed retaliation. Russian forces struck energy infrastructure in Ukraine's Sumy region. Ukrainian media reported that a drone did not detonate after hitting the infrastructure. This action follows previous attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities.

The world's largest shipping firm is investing in a Ukrainian port near Odesa, despite ongoing war risks.

During mobilization efforts in Odesa, a man had his leg broken by TCC workers. Ukrainian news reported that TCC (Territorial Recruitment Centers) workers broke a man's leg during mobilization efforts in Odesa.

In Odessa, Ukraine, TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) workers reportedly broke a man's leg during mobilization efforts.

A building in Greece has been struck by a missile. The origin and impact of the missile are under investigation. The source did not provide further details on the location or the origin of the missile.

A car bombing in Odesa's Primorskyi district on Saturday evening, May 23, injured two passengers. The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) is investigating the incident as a terrorist act.

A Ukrainian military facility was hit by drones, according to a report from Radio NV. The attack targeted a facility in the Black Sea region. Ukraine's military reported that Russian forces launched a drone attack targeting a military facility near Odesa. The attack occurred amid ongoing conflict between the two nations. The exact nature of the facility and the extent of damage were not immediately clear. Journalists reported that a residential building was also hit. The attack involved drones and missiles, with one missile reportedly being intercepted.

Authorities in Odesa Oblast have uncovered the theft of 20 million Ukrainian Hryvnia (approximately $500,000 USD) from a livestock support program.

China has confirmed that its citizens were on board a vessel struck by a Russian Shahed drone in the Black Sea near Odesa. The Chinese embassy has contacted the sailors, and reports indicate no one was killed or wounded.