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Explosive Tensions: Russian Missile Attacks Ravage Ukraine’s Black Sea Coast

Russian missile strikes on Ukraine's Black Sea coast, including the ports of Odesa and Chornomorsk, destroyed over 60,000 tonnes of grain and damaged port and storage infrastructure after Russia withdrew from the Black Sea grain export agreement. A fire and explosions near a military training range in Crimea led to the evacuation of about 2,200 residents and the closure of a 12-kilometre section of the Tavrida motorway.

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  • over 60,000 tonnes grain destroyed by the attacks Maldives Republic According to reports, over 60,000 tonnes of grain were obliterated, leading to significant economic losses for the Ukrainian agricultural sector.

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  • 37 missiles and drones Russian missiles and drones shot down by Ukrainian defences Maldives Republic Despite Ukrainian defences intercepting and shooting down 37 Russian missiles and drones, some still penetrated their defences.

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  • approximately 2,200 residents evacuated from villages near the military training range Maldives Republic As a precautionary measure, approximately 2,200 residents from four villages near the range were evacuated to ensure their safety.

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  • 12-kilometre section of the Tavrida motorway closed Maldives Republic Russian-installed officials took the decision to close a 12-kilometre section of the Tavrida motorway.

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  • Russian missile attacks targeted Ukraine's Black Sea coast, striking the ports of Odesa and Chornomorsk and causing civilian casualties and damage to residential buildings and military facilities. Odesa and Chornomorsk Maldives Republic The missile strikes targeted Ukrainian ports, including Odesa and Chornomorsk, leading to civilian casualties and damage to residential buildings and military facilities.

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  • Russia withdrew from the agreement that ensured safe passage for grain exports across the Black Sea. Black Sea Maldives Republic Prior to the attacks, Ukraine and Russia had an agreement that ensured safe passage for grain exports across the Black Sea. Russia withdrew from this agreement later.

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  • A fire broke out near a military training range in Crimea, triggering explosions and threatening nearby residents. Crimea Maldives Republic A fire broke out near a military training range in Crimea, triggering explosions and threatening nearby residents.

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  • Russian-installed officials closed a 12-kilometre section of the Tavrida motorway. Crimea Maldives Republic In response to the fire and explosions near the military training range, Russian-installed officials took the decision to close a 12-kilometre section of the Tavrida motorway.

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