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Update: Russian missile strike on Odesa Oblast kills at least 17, injures 31.

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Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported early on July 1 that Russia's missile assault on a high-rise in a town in Bilhorod-Dnistrovsky District in Odesa Oblast killed 14 people and injured 30, including three children. Another Russian missile targeted a leisure complex in the same area, leaving three people killed, including a child, and one person injured. The rescue operation continues.

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