Russian Bombing Hits Odesa
On the night of July 15, a “massive” drone and missile strike devastated the Black Sea port city of Odesa, marking the fifth consecutive day of attacks. Governor Oleh Kiper confirmed that three residents were killed when a missile struck a multi‑storey apartment block, while additional strikes damaged a non‑residential building and a gas pipeline.
The Russian Ministry of Defence said the onslaught targeted port infrastructure used for unloading petroleum, oil, and lubricants, and claimed they were hitting sites involved in the manufacture of military hardware and transport of cargo. Ukrainian forces responded by striking 20 Russian vessels in the Black Sea and have intensified pressure on the Sea of Azov, a critical grain export route.
Meanwhile, Ukraine’s domestic politics respond to escalating conflict: President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko after less than a year in office. Parliament voted to accept her resignation, and the future appointment of a new prime minister is set for next week.
EU leaders are also stepping in. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Kyiv, heralding a new round of defence cooperation that could accelerate production of military supplies on both sides.
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