Russian attack on Ukraine's Odesa kills three, official says


July 15 (Reuters) - ⁠A Russian attack on Ukraine's ⁠Black Sea port city of ‌Odesa killed three, a local official said on Wednesday.

Serhiy Lysak, head of the city's ​military administration, said on ⁠Telegram that three ⁠other people had been hospitalised after ⁠the ‌attack.

Lysak said that residential buildings had been damaged ⁠in the attack, without providing additional ​details.

Russia ‌in recent days has stepped up ⁠attacks ​on Ukraine's deepwater Black Sea ports in the Greater Odesa cluster, ⁠which are vital to foreign ​trade and the country's wartime economy.

Regional Governor Oleh Kiper said on Tuesday ⁠that two people were killed in an evening drone attack on port infrastructure in the region. ​A civilian vessel ⁠under a Marshall Islands flag had ​been damaged in the ‌attack, he said.

(Reporting ​by Anna Pruchnicka; Editing by Christian Schmollinger and Thomas Derpinghaus)

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