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Russian missile strike on Odesa Oblast hit ship with humanitarian aid for Palestine, Kyiv says

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Russian missile strike on Odesa Oblast hit ship with humanitarian aid for Palestine, Kyiv says

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A Russian missile strike on Odesa Oblast on Oct. 9 hit a civilian cargo ship containing 45 containers of packaged sunflower oil to be sent as humanitarian aid to Palestine, Ukraine’s Agriculture Ministry said on Oct. 10.

The strike, which killed eight people and injured another 11, hit a Panama-flagged civilian vessel and damaged its cargo of aid. It was the third Russian attack against a civilian vessel in four days.

The U.N. had delivered an order for the aid to be sent to Palestine.

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