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Update: New developments from the latest bombing of the port of Odesa, which is the city that exports Ukraine's wheat.

 

port of Odesa

For the third day in a row, Russian missile forces leveled Odesa's port and military facilities immediately after cutting the Ukrainian grain export deal.


There is an opinion that Moscow is waiting for all the Ukrainian reserves to be used up on the fronts of Zaporizhia and Donbas. 


Then when Kyiv is no longer weak, Russian forces will advance to Kharkiv and land in Odesa.


The port of Odesa, taking advantage of the grain corridor, permanently received Western weapon systems and ammunition by any means.


In these three days, the Russians destroyed many warehouses of armaments and ammunition.

The bombing was carried out by eight Russian Tu-22M strategic bombers, which hit Ukrainian infrastructure with Kh-22 cruise missiles.


"First, they ignore you, then they mock you, then they fight you, then you defeat them." Nicholas Klein. American lawyer & trade unionist (early 20th century) (not Gandhi's, after all)


Odessa.

Palais de Justice and Pantelimon Church, Odessa, Russia
Palais de Justice and Pantelimon Church, Odessa, Russia, (i.e., Ukraine)


Modern History. Odessa in the 20th century.


After the Russian Revolution and during the Russian Civil War, Odessa was occupied by the Ukrainians, the French Army, the Red Army, and the White Army. 


After the final victory of the Bolsheviks, it was part of the Soviet Republic of Ukraine from 1920. During the Second World War, the city was occupied by Romanian and German forces from 1941 - 1944. 

Adolf Hitler 1938
Adolf Hitler 1938

During the German and Nazi-allied occupation (countries allied with Hitler), the victims reached 60,000, the majority of them of Jewish origin.


In 1991, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Odesa came under the control of Ukraine.


Demographics


The spoken language in Odessa is Russian. 


Although it is a city in Ukraine, in schools, the teaching of subjects is conducted in the Ukrainian language, and the majority of the inhabitants know the Ukrainian language perfectly; traditionally, its inhabitants use the Russian language in the whole range of their activities and contacts. 


The city is inhabited by many ethnic groups, according to its history. In addition to Ukrainians, who are the majority, many Russians live in Odessa. 


They are followed by Jews, Greeks, Germans, French, Romanians, Turks, Armenians, and Georgians.


The residents of Odessa broadly define themselves as extroverts and cosmopolitan. 


This characteristic arises from the city's position between West and East, its history, and the role of the port in the city's daily life.


Along with Kherson (under Russian siege since February 24, 2022) and Sevastopol, Odesa is one of the most essential ports in Ukraine.


  Odesa is the country's primary transport and road center (Ukraine).


The big question.


"Vincere est totum."

– It's all about winning.


Soon the war will end with the Victory of Russia.

How, and in what way, will NATO react?


From Twitter.

Impending World War 3 Facebook group 2023
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