Ukraine Live Updates: Russian Strikes on Odesa Raise Doubts About Grain Deal
The New York Times
A Ukrainian official said that Russian strikes had caused 10 explosions in Odesa on Saturday, one day after the warring sides agreed to a deal to help transport millions of tons of grain out of that port and others on the Black Sea.
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