Russian forces hit the port city of Odesa, in southern Ukraine, once again in the early hours of this morning: the head of the region's military administration, Serhiy Bratchuk, reports, according to the Guardian.
The missile attack would have taken place by means of "strategic aircraft", he said.
Last Saturday, just 12 hours after the signing of the agreement with Kiev on grain exports from the southern ports of Ukraine, Russia had bombed Odessa with cruise missiles.
The Russians are allegedly preparing an offensive on the cities of Siversk and Soledar, in Donetsk, according to reports from the general staff of the Ukrainian armed forces on Facebook.
And Belarusian armed forces would conduct a training reconnaissance on connections with the command center starting at 6 this morning, in the direction of Volyn and Polissia.
The reconnaissance was allegedly conducted with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) departing from Belarus in the direction of Lutsk and Kovel, in the Volyn region, a sign, according to Kiev, of the persistence of a "threat of missile and air attacks from the territory of Belarus".
Russian troops - the Ukrainian staff still informs - struck between the night and the early morning hours in the Chernihiv and Sumy region with cannons and heavy artillery,
in Kharkiv also with tanks and towards the border with Russia there is a fight to keep the conquered territories and prevent the Ukrainian forces from advancing.
The Sacred Mountains of the Holy Dormition National Natural Park was among the targets affected.
The Russian army hit the city of Kharkiv again last night.
This was stated by Mayor Ihor Terekhov on Telegram, according to a Ukrinform correspondent.
"Again, the night bombings of the city hit the area of Kharkiv closest to the city center. Like other times, the bombs fell next to a building that had nothing to do with military infrastructure," Terekhov wrote.
So far - he added - there are no reports of victims.