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Attack could jeopardize efforts to get Ukrainian grain moving as food inflation worsens around the world.

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The Russians attacked Odessa with four rockets. There is a hit in the Odessa commercial sea port. According to the OС "South", the enemy used Kalibr-type.

“It took the Russian Federation less than 24 hours to cast doubt on the agreements and promises it made to the UN and Turkey in the document signed yesterday in Istanbul by a missile attack on the territory of the port city of Odessa. The Russian missile is Putin’s spit in the face of UN Secretary-General António Guterres and the President Turkey to Recep Erdogan, who made great efforts to reach an agreement, and to whom Ukraine is grateful,” the diplomat stressed. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine says that the rocket attack on the port of Odessa is Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spit in the face of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and UN Secretary-General António Guterres. Explosions thundered in Odessa. There is a fire in the port

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We invite you to join the discussion on Facebook and Twitter. “Outrageous,” U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget A. Brink tweeted. The best food safety guarantees are twofold: effective sanctions against Russia and more weapons for Ukraine.” He added: “The Russians are systematically creating a food crisis doing everything to make people suffer. “This is not an attack on Odesa port. “In case of non-fulfillment, Russia will bear full responsibility for global food crisis.”

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The United Nations also hailed it as "a beacon of hope" in the situation. It has caused a lot of problems around the world with a number of countries facing acute food shortages in the recent past. However, Honcharenko wrote on Telegram that Russia did not honour the understanding and even shot down Ukrainian forces in air combat.

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“Thank you [President Biden] for the new defense aid package for Ukraine. Critically important, powerful arms will save our soldiers’ lives, speed up the liberation of our land from the Russian aggressor. In case of non-fulfillment, Russia will bear full responsibility for global food crisis,” Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleg Nikolenko said in a tweet after the attack. I appreciate the strategic friendship between our nations.

Russian missiles struck the Ukrainian port of Odessa on Saturday, local officials said, less than a day after Moscow signed an agreement to free up large ...

These products are desperately needed to address the global food crisis and ease the suffering of millions of people in need around the globe. "Several powerful strikes on the central part. Thirteen missiles hit the region, targeting the Kanatove airfield and Ukrainian Railways facilities. The Kremlin continues to weaponize food. Local lawmaker Oleksiy Honcharenko said the port caught on fire after the attack. "Russia strikes the port city of Odessa less than 24 hours after signing an agreement to allow shipments of agricultural exports.

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The attack on the port of Odessa came just a day after Russia agreed to lift a naval blockade to allow Ukraine to export millions of tons of grain amid a ...

The result has been a massive, growing surplus of grain remaining in Ukraine amid a global food shortage. Ukraine is usually one of the world's leading grain exporters, but the blockade has prevented the country from shipping its product. Russia has reportedly taken control of more than one-fifth of Ukrainian cropland and the country has been accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of tons of Ukrainian grain products—critical to Ukraine’s economy.

Türkiye said it was "concerned" by Russian strikes on the Ukrainian port of Odessa on July 22, a day after Moscow and Kyiv penned a deal sponsored by Ankara ...

"The enemy attacked the Odessa sea port with Kalibr cruise missiles. Two of the missiles were shot down by air defences. Galatasaray has topped the list of football fans as per a survey conducted by a digital fan engagement platform to learn the socio-cultural habits and preferences of football lovers in Türkiye. Two hit port infrastructure," Sergiy Bratchuk, a representative of the Odessa region said in a statement on social media. really makes us concerned," Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar said. Türkiye said it was "concerned" by Russian strikes on the Ukrainian port of Odessa on July 22, a day after Moscow and Kyiv penned a deal sponsored by Ankara and the U.N. to resume grain exports.

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“Do anything you can to improve your technique and also play what makes you happy,” Madrid said. “The thing about it is, and this goes for any musician, you’re a lifelong learner,” Madrid said. “He was the requinto player in my dad’s group,” Madrid said. “I started when I was 12 and I grew up listening to music,” Madrid said. It’s a really fulfilling job.” That surprised a lot of people.” We’re building from the ground up so there’s a lot of challenges but the kids really like it. “I was always doing my own thing on the guitar but as far as the classical thing is concerned, that’s where I got the knowledge and inspiration to do what I do. “That’s been really good and I have an audience there too,” Madrid said. It was a pretty good one but not the best one in the world. It’s been a lot of fun and challenging. I’ll get requests and be like ‘wow, I haven’t played this in a while’ so I’ll think back and it’ll come back to my memory.

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Turkey said it was committed to the accord after the attack. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said the "reprehensible" strikes showed Russia's disregard for its commitments. "Kalibr missiles destroyed military infrastructure in the port of Odessa, with a high-precision strike," Maria Zakharova said in a statement on social media, claiming a "patrol boat" had been sunk.

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AFP was unable to confirm the claims independently. "High-precision, long-range missiles launched from the sea destroyed a docked Ukrainian warship and a stockpile of anti-ship missiles delivered by the United States to the Kyiv regime," the Russian defence ministry said. Russia on Sunday said its missiles had destroyed a Ukrainian warship and weapons from the United States after a strike on Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odessa, crucial for grain exports.

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He said one of his clients is “Fair to Midland” where he performs maintenance on the arcade games out there once a week. “I post video logs of going to pick machines up, doing deliveries or what repairs I’m doing,” Profit said. There would be a month where I would sell 12 games and then there would be a month where I sold one. “If it’s something as simple as a power supply, I can replace that and it’s good to go. Profit, who is from Abilene, moved to Odessa in 2011 for the tech job at Chuck E. Cheese and started Prime Arcade Sales and Repair in 2013. If it’s a modern, I have to spend a lot of time and effort trying to figure out what’s wrong with it, because those are some complicated beasts.” “I can work on pretty much anything from classic to modern,” Profit said. Profit said he works most with solid state, because he said that’s what he finds the most. Profit said the machines that line his warehouse, which was formerly the training facility for Old School Wrestling, include classic and modern cabinets. Though he started Prime Arcade Sales and Repair as a side business, Profit said it turned into his full time job organically. “The machine that got me into arcades in the first place was Dance Dance Revolution,” he said. The first arcade that I had, had one in the business, that’s what drew me there in the first place.

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Meanwhile, Turkey and the United Nations must fulfill their roles as guarantors by holding him accountable, and the United States must send weapons Ukraine needs to protect its ports. On Friday, Russia’s defense minister raised a hungry world’s hopes by signing an agreement with the president of Turkey and the secretary general of the United Nations, according to which Moscow committed to facilitate resumption of large-scale grain shipments from Ukraine’s Black Sea ports. Not only is it still in Ukraine’s economic interest, but one goal of Russia’s attack was likely to provoke a Ukrainian pullout, after which Moscow would blame Kyiv for the consequences. At the same time, Ukrainian officials were wise to announce after Saturday’s attack that they will continue pursuing the agreement, which would have taken some time to implement in any case. Less than 24 hours later, on Saturday, Russian ships launched four long-range missiles at the largest of those ports, Odessa, two of which Ukrainian air defenses intercepted — and two of which caused some structural damage, though no destruction of grain or human casualties. Saturday’s events were not surprising to those familiar with President Vladimir Putin’s record, in this war and others.

World leaders have condemned a Russian missile strike on Ukraine's Odessa seaport, after a landmark deal to resume grain exports was reached.

really makes us concerned," Turkish defence minister Hulusi Akar said on Saturday, according to AFP. Ukraine's foreign affairs spokesman Oleg Nikolaev described the attack as "Putin's spit in the face" of the UN chief and Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who made "enormous efforts" to reach the grain agreement. UN chief Antonio Guterres also condemned the attacks, arguing that ensuring the "safe" export of Ukrainian grain and related products to global markets is key. "In the seaport in the city of Odessa, on the territory of a shipyard, sea-based high-precision long-range missiles destroyed a docked Ukrainian warship and a warehouse with Harpoon anti-ship missiles supplied by the US to the Kyiv regime," Russian defence ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said at a daily briefing on Sunday. Ukrainian officials said Russian missiles hit one of the silos in the port city of Odessa and another fell in an area close to the silo, "but there was no problem in the loading capacity and capability of the docks, which is important, and that the activities there can continue," Akar said. German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock said this "cowardly" attack shows that Russia's signature to the grain deal "counts for little at the moment".