#Odesa Port

[herukapadmajungiansworld]

My beloved city, we will definitely endure💙💛The last few days have been the toughest nights of the entire war. The aggressors have attacked us with missiles and Shaheed. I feel such a mixture of pain and pride for our people.

Last night,

my niece stayed over,

and when the explosions began,

I hesitated to wake the child.

I sat on the floor next to her bed, prepared to shield her with my body if needed.

The attacks intensified, and eventually,

I had to wake her up.

My dog ❤️ lay at our feet,

we all sat on the floor together,

hoping for God's protection 🙏 and relying on our Ukrainian Air Defense💙💛.

You know, after such nights, my questions are not directed at God, nor at ordinary people, or even the aggressors.

My one question is for the world leaders: why do you say that we cannot use Western weapons to attack russians territory ?

⭐Do you consider the lives of our people less valuable?

⭐ Have you ever shielded your children with your own body?

⭐Why has everyone forgotten about Kherson, Bucha, Mariupol?

⭐Why isn't the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant equally terrifying?

After such sleepless nights for our children, 💥we have every right to wipe the kremlin off the face of the earth. 💥

I feel the pain for our people, but we are not broken 💪 .

We continue to move forward.

There's still champagne in the fridge that I will open on Victory Day.

I love you, my city❤️you are our fortress, you give us strength🫶

#Odesa

#GloryToGod

#GlorytoAFU

[dcoglobalnews]

BREAKING NEWS: KYIV, MOSCOW HAIL ODESA GRAIN SHIPMENT

The first shipment of Ukrainian grain has left the Black Sea port of Odesa in a move hailed by Kyiv and Moscow.The ship is destined for Lebanon but will be jointly inspected off the coast of Istanbul under the terms of a UN-brokered deal.Moscow claims its forces have destroyed two United States-made HIMARS rocket systems in Ukraine. The Razoni, bound for Lebanon, is carrying more than 26,000…

[that-is-who-you-are]

Comment of the Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleg Nikolenko:

It took less than 24 hours for the Russian Federation to question the agreements and promises it made to the UN and Turkey in the document signed yesterday in Istanbul with a missile attack on the territory of the port of Odesa.

The Russian missile is Vladimir Putin's spit in the face of UN Secretary General António Guterres and President of Turkey Recep Erdogan, who made enormous efforts to reach an agreement, and to whom Ukraine is grateful.

Ukraine emphasizes the need for strict implementation of the agreements regarding the restoration of safe export of Ukrainian agricultural goods through the Black Sea from three ports: Odesa, Chornomorsk, and Pivdennyi.

We call on the UN and Turkey to ensure that Russia complies with its obligations within the framework of the safe functioning of the grain corridor.

In case of failure to fulfill the agreements reached, Russia will bear full responsibility for the deepening of the global food crisis.

[vintage-ukraine]

In Odesa Port by Serhiy Ryabchenko, 1957

[demiurgeua]

З Одеського порту вийшло друге судно після припинення рф «зернової угоди»

З акваторії Одеського порту 26 серпня 2023 року вийшло друге судно після припинення рф “зернової угоди”. Балкер PRIMUS (колишня назва – POLARSTAR) перебував в Україні з 20 лютого 2022 року. _________ On August 26, 2023, a second ship left the water area of the Ukrainian Odesa port after the termination of the “grain agreement” by the russian federation. З Одеського порту вийшло друге судно після…

[niveditaabaidya]

Silo Damaged In Russian Attack On Izmail Port. #danube #odesa #izmail #u...

[lkinews]

U.N. secretary-general condemns reported strikes on Ukraine's Odesa port

U.N. secretary-general condemns reported strikes on Ukraine’s Odesa port

June 23 (lki news) July 23, 2016 (Reuters) U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres “unequivocally condemns” reports of strikes that occurred at Ukraine’s Odesa port according to a U.N. spokesperson stated, noting that all sides in the war between Russia and Ukraine had agreed to a settlement on Friday regarding the export of grains out of Ukrainian ports. China says COVID vaccines are safe as it…

[cuterozhok]

On the night of July 23rd, russia attacked Odesa, a Ukrainian port city. The center of Odesa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The enemy is destroying historic buildings and lives. This night 19 people were wounded, 1 person was killed.

6 residential buildings, including apartment buildings, were destroyed. Two architectural monuments, a temple, were damaged. Dozens of cars were mutilated. Many buildings have broken windows, damaged roofs and facades.

Below you can see the photos before and after russian missile attack

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[tourismcampaigns]

We Are Here. Brave hearts of Ukraine

The campaign video was inspired by a famous video of a defiant President Zelensky stating “we are all here” on the first night of Russia’s invasion. The movie shown at ITB expands on this message, featuring Ukrainians who previously worked in the travel and tourism industry but are now contributing to the war effort. The campaign’s message is that Ukraine is still there, with all of its cities, wildlife, and culture for the world to discover once the crisis is resolved. Ukraine has a broad range of experiences waiting to be discovered, from the busy streets of Kyiv to the breathtaking scenery of the Carpathian Mountains, the bustling port city of Odesa to the attractive architecture of Lviv.

Ukraine is developing measures to repair our infrastructure, hotels, resorts, and attractions so that international visitors can return to Ukraine safely. They are committed to creating jobs in tourism, which will be critical to the rehabilitation of the tourism industry following our victory, and needs people to visit Ukraine and assist them in that effort.

The video depicts a side of Ukraine that shows Ukraine’s courage and the ongoing fight for the country’s future. Despite the challenges, Ukrainians remain unified in their determination to preserve their heritage and promoting Ukraine as a welcome and lively destination that should be on every prospective traveler’s bucket list.

[herukapadmajungiansworld]

[dcoglobalnews]

UKRAINIAN OFFICIAL: RUSSIAN MISSILES STRIKE UKRAINE'S ODESA PORT

UKRAINIAN OFFICIAL: RUSSIAN MISSILES STRIKE UKRAINE’S ODESA PORT

Ukraine said that Russian missiles had struck the Odesa port, a key Black Sea terminal, one day after Moscow and Kyiv penned a deal to resume grain exports blocked by the conflict. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denounced a missile strike on the port of Odesa as “Russian barbarism” just a day after the warring sides struck a deal to resume cereal exports blocked by the conflict. The…

[kamogryadeshi]

❗Russians hit a foreign civilian ship under the flag of Liberia with an anti-radar X-31P missile, which was entering a port in Odesa. The captain died, three more crew members were injured — Operational Command "South"

Photo: Defense Forces of Southern Ukraine

[silverfox66]

According to the White House, russia may attack civilian ships in the Black Sea and are already planning to blame Ukraine for it. russia also said that they will see every ship that's in the Black Sea going to Ukrainian ports as potential military cargo.

By blocking merchant ships and destroying the grain and infrastructure in Odesa russia is orchestrating a global artificial famine.

[vintage-ukraine]

In the Port by Serhiy Riabchenko, 1960s

[heldentenxr]

tonight there was the biggest attack on the Ukrainian city of Odesa and its grain port, that has been trying to export grain even despite the mined sea. i don’t know if many foreigners will see this post but please consider that russia tries to destroy the grain that is meant for Europe and Africa in particular