Posted on 03/21/2022 9:53:37 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
Authorities in Odesa accused Russian forces of carrying out a strike on residential buildings in the outskirts of the Ukrainian city early on Monday, the first such attack on the Black Sea port city.
The city council said there were no casualties although the strike caused a fire.
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Videos:
Morning near Odesa. Locals shared a video of shooting along the coastline but not reaching buildings. They say it should be some test shots from Russian ships.
https://twitter.com/EuromaidanPress/status/1505781709685633027
Video reportedly shows Ukrainian artillery fire towards Russian ships at the shore of #Odesa
https://twitter.com/warmonitor2/status/1505803087008743426
Artillery fire from Ukrainian forces in Odesa hit closing in Russian Military boats
https://twitter.com/theragex/status/1505798216553541634
They need Tow missiles to sink Russian navy.
They should have already mined the Harbor and
shore.
Also, they need more UAV drones like the
Turkish drones that destroyed so many Russian
tanks.
Huh. So the Russian Army that is stalled, in disarray and losing to the Ukes is advancing on Odessa.
They struck residential buildings but there were no casualties?
How does that work?
since they have no intention of being an occupying force, this is just one of the final dates of the 2022 Ukrainian Punishment Tour...
Sooner or later, for better or worse, this war is going to be over. So, who’s going to ‘re-build and clean up Ukraine? Or who’s going to get rich off of it?
“So the Russian Army that is stalled, in disarray and losing to the Ukes is advancing on Odessa.”
It sounds more like it was a long range strike, like a cruise missile, perhaps from a ship offshore.
Harpoon anti-ship missiles have been discussed, but I have not heard of any transfers. It may be a surprise.
It’s Odessa.
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