Russian attack on Odesa kills three after Ukraine targets Moscow with drones overnight – Europe live
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A Russian attack on the southern city of Odesa killed three people, following Ukraine's overnight drone strikes on Moscow. The Russian capital was hit by 400 drones in an attack that came after one of the largest assaults on Kyiv over the weekend. The strikes also target shipping routes, raising concerns about grain exports as both Russia and Ukraine are major grain exporters.
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Odesa is a key grain export hub; attacks disrupt shipping routes.
Both Russia and Ukraine are major grain exporters.
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Moscow targeted the southern city after the Russian capital was hit by 400 drones.
The Guardian- Odesa is a key grain export hub; attacks disrupt shipping routes.
- Both countries are major grain exporters, affecting global food markets.
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Loaded language removed<p>Moscow targets southern city after the Russian capital was hit by 400 drones in response to one of the war’s biggest attacks on Kyiv at the weekend</p><p>There is also a bit more from Reuters on the context – and the significance – of these continued strikes on ships:</p><p><em>“<strong>Both Russia and Ukraine are major grain exporters, and the renewed violence on this route has raised…
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Moscow targeted the southern city after the Russian capital was hit by 400 drones.
The GuardianThe weekend saw one of the war's biggest attacks on Kyiv.
The GuardianBoth Russia and Ukraine are major grain exporters.
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