Kyiv Says Russian Strikes Pummel Ukraine's Black Sea Coast

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Ukraine said on Tuesday that Russian forces had launched multiple missile strikes at targets on the Black Sea coast near the southern port
to resume exports of grain from Ukraine, that have been disrupted by Moscow's invasion."A massive missile attack, with the use of aircraft,
the ground near Odesa where "residential buildings" near the coast were hit in the strikes, the military said.Ukrainian President Volodymyr
Zelensky published a video showing debris scattered around heavily damaged houses in Zatoka, a popular resort village to the west of
Russian terrorists just wanted to shoot
They will be held accountable for all this," Zelensky said in an Instagram post.Odesa region official Sergiy Bratchuk told Ukrainian TV that
"only one person" was injured in the Zatoka attack
There were no casualties.The military said that "port infrastructure" was targeted in the neighboring Mykolaiv region, which was also hit by
S-300 missile systems deployed in the Russia-controlled Kherson region.Governor Vitaliy Kim posted a video of the attack on the city of
Mykolaiv, showing multiple explosions and clouds of black smoke rising from the ground."A critical infrastructure object and a motor vehicle
business were damaged," Kim said on Telegram.The mayor of Mikolaiv, Oleksandr Sienkevych, said the city's boiler facility had been
damaged.Kim later said in televised remarks that Russia launched six cruise missiles from the air and 12 S-300-type missiles, some
intercepted by Ukrainian air defense."They destroyed three sections of an out-of-use railway bridge and other infrastructure facilities,"