Russian missiles hit the Ukrainian port of Odesa today (July 23) , just one day after Ukraine and Russia agreed to allow the resumption of vital grain exports from the region.

An official said two missiles hit the infrastructure of the port and two were shot down by Ukraine's air defence.

The attack comes one day after ministers from both Ukraine and Russia signed an agreement to allow grain exports from Ukrainian Black Sea ports aimed at easing the global food crisis.

This non-exclusive video was released by Ukraine's UNIAN TV.

A grain storage facility at the Odessa Commercial Sea Port was not damaged during a Russian missile attack on the morning of July 23.
This was announced by the head of the coordinating press center of the security and defense forces of the South, Natalya Gumenyuk, in a comment to journalists.According to Gumenyuk, there were no preliminary casualties, as well as significant damage to the port infrastructure. When the missiles hit, a minor fire broke out, which was soon extinguished by rescuers, Gumenyuk added.
Unian video