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10 people remain hospitalized after deadly Russian airstrike in Odesa.

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Two victims will have to undergo surgeries, Mykola Turchyn, chief physician of one of the municipal clinical hospitals, said. "Everyone is in stable condition. There are severe and medium injuries," he added. Seven Russian missiles targeted Odesa on April 23, with one of them hitting a residential building and killing eight people, including a three-month-old baby.

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