An explosion outside a government office in central Odessa ripped off doors, broke windows and damaged cars nearby. A series of blasts have hit the southern Ukrainian city over the last month, prompting Kiev authorities to send in the National Guard.
Nobody was hurt as a result of the blast, which rocked Gimnazicheskaya Street, 3, at about 10:30 pm on Sunday. The blast targeted office of a public coordination center that collects contributions for Ukrainian troops and law enforcement taking part in the so-called “anti-terrorist” punitive operation against pro-federalist forces in the eastern Donetsk and Lugansk regions.
Odessa police have described the blast as an act of terrorism.
The office, situated in a single-story building, will need extensive repairs, as its front door was completely destroyed, along with roller blinds, window frames and furniture inside the premises.
Only one of the explosions in the city over December resulted in a casualty, and that may not be related to the others. The frequency of the attacks has authorities worried, however.
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Nobody was hurt as a result of the blast, which rocked Gimnazicheskaya Street, 3, at about 10:30 pm on Sunday. The blast targeted office of a public coordination center that collects contributions for Ukrainian troops and law enforcement taking part in the so-called “anti-terrorist” punitive operation against pro-federalist forces in the eastern Donetsk and Lugansk regions.
Odessa police have described the blast as an act of terrorism.
The office, situated in a single-story building, will need extensive repairs, as its front door was completely destroyed, along with roller blinds, window frames and furniture inside the premises.
Only one of the explosions in the city over December resulted in a casualty, and that may not be related to the others. The frequency of the attacks has authorities worried, however.
Complete story at - Latest bomb blast in Ukraine’s Odessa devastates pro-govt office — RT News
