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Russian strikes hit 158 areas as Odesa port is nearly paralyzed

Russian attacks hit 158 areas, and repeated airstrikes have left Ukraine's Odesa port nearly paralyzed. The pause in attacks on the capitals has created a possible opening for diplomacy.

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Expanded attacks and major disruption at Odesa threaten Ukrainian transport and exports while the broader war remains active.

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