Russia claims responsibility for missile strike on Ukrainian port city 1 day after agreeing to allow exports
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Russian officials claimed responsibility for an attack on the Ukrainian port city of Odessa on Sunday, but said the missile strike hit only military targets.
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Russian officials say the strike only hit Ukrainian military targets, including a warship. Ukraine has not released details about what targets were hit nor how many casualties they sustained.
Grain storage facilities were not affected by the attack, however, a Ukrainian spokeswoman told the Washington Post.
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