‘Attacks day after day’: Odesa in Russia’s crosshairs as war pivots back to Black Sea

<p>Unable to get near Ukraine’s main port, Moscow is pounding the city from afar with missiles and drones</p><p>Outside the Kadorr apartment complex in Ukraine’s Black Sea city of Odesa, about 500 metres from the seafront, residents and rescue workers mill around in freezing temperatures.</p><p>Above an office on the 25th floor, a block of wall has been blown out by a Russian drone. Below, rubble and glass have been moved quickly into piles as owners survey cars crushed by the falling masonry.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jan/28/odesa-russia-crosshairs-war-pivots-back-to-black-sea">Continue reading...</a>