Today, one of the loudest rounds of applause in the European Parliament belonged to a ten year old Ukrainian girl. Sasha Paskal was six when a russian missile destroyed her home in the Odesa region. A concrete slab crushed her leg. She spent 15 days in a coma and doctors had to https://t.co/Pt1tVXolU3 #UkrainianGirl #EuropeanParliament #StandWithUkraine #UA #RU #EU
🇺🇦tenistka D. Jastremská na Instagramu zveřejnila video svého bytu v Oděse. "Jediné co zbylo byl ručník z Roland Garros." Srbský tenisový trenér za to🇷🇺pochválil. GPTCA, asociace profi 🎾trenérů, ho okamžitě vyhodila ze svých řad. Měl A-level a taky přišel o "status https://t.co/1UG44GEl0f #tenis #Jastremská #Oděsa
Russia attacked two gas stations and warehouses in Kyiv, causing at least six injuries, while air alerts are in effect and the consequences of the invasion are also affecting the Odesa and Zaporizhia regions. (translated)
Serbian coach Vladimir Odobašić sparked a major scandal in the sports world after leaving controversial comments, including "Bravo, Russia," under a video of Ukrainian tennis player Daiana Iastremska showing the destruction of her apartment in Odesa by a Russian shell, thus calling for the death of Croatia and other nations, which generated protests and calls for his suspension. (translated)
The ceasefire was imaginary. Russia hit gas stations in Kyiv and the port of Odesa. Ukraine hit a major refinery in Syzran. The war goes on. https://t.co/lJFKKFix2V #UkraineWar #Ceasefire #RussiaUkraineConflict #RU #UA
The apartment of Ukrainian tennis player Daiana Iastremska in Odesa was destroyed in a Russian missile attack, and the only thing that survived was a towel from Roland Garros. (translated)
Russia has attacked the Odesa region with drones and rockets, resulting in the death of two people and more than 20 injuries. (translated)
A Russian missile destroyed our apartment in Odesa... SYMBOLIC. A piece of world tennis survived a Russian missile. Our home did not, @wta @itf_reviews Look at these images through our eyes,
Russia launched new attacks on southern Ukraine, causing explosions in Odesa and power outages in several neighborhoods in Mykolaiv. (translated)
A Russian missile destroyed our apartment in Odesa... SYMBOLIC. A piece of world tennis survived a Russian missile. Our home did not.
🇺🇦BREAKING NEWS🔥 #Ukraine #Odesa #UkraineWar #russiaisaterroriststate Russia launched another wave of attacks across Ukraine overnight. In Odesa, a missile strike on an apartment building injured 37 people, with two still missing. Strikes in Zaporizhzhia and Kryvyi Rih.
In the nighttime drone attacks carried out by Russian soldiers on residential buildings in Odesa, three people were killed, while many injuries were reported among dozens of wounded, including a baby. (translated)
Following a drone attack, 17 people were injured in the Odesa region, where Russians hit a multi-story residential building. (translated)
Left: 9/11, 2001, New York Right: 9/11, 2026, Odesa Please explain to me why we killed the terrorist responsible for the image on the left, while rolling out the red carpet for the terrorist responsible for the image on the right. https://t.co/onTOErKfwp #Terrorism #Justice #DoubleStandards #US #UA
An apartment block in Odesa was engulfed in flames following an attack with Russian drones, resulting in at least 12 people injured, according to local authorities. (translated)
Russia attacked an apartment building in Odesa, injuring at least 12 people, as the city is facing an escalation of Russian bombings. (translated)
Vladimir Putin declared that Russia does not represent a threat to European countries, while Russian forces attacked an apartment building in Odesa, resulting in at least 12 injuries. (translated)
On September 9, the Russian army attacked the international border control point at Starozačevs in the Odesa region on the border of Ukraine and Moldova, killing two people and causing widespread damage. (translated)
A drone attack by Russians at the border of Ukraine with Moldova has resulted in the death of two people and the injury of three others, according to the statement from the governor of the Odesa region. (translated)
