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Russian Defense Ministry: Forces hit two logistics centers in Odesa storing military supplies from Europe
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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that Russian forces struck two logistics centers in the city of Odesa, Ukraine. According to the statement, these centers were storing military and dual-use materials that had been shipped from Europe to Ukraine. The report, sourced from the domestic outlet tradealpha, presents the Russian military's claim without independent verification or additional context. The attack is part of Russia's ongoing military campaign in Ukraine, targeting infrastructure it alleges supports Ukrainian military operations with Western-supplied equipment.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense has reported that Russian forces struck two logistics centers in the city of Odesa. According to the statement, these centers were storing military and dual-use supplies transported from Europe to Ukraine.
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