A warehouse in Odesa, Ukraine, was struck by a Russian missile killing three people that were working inside on June 14.

Footage shared by the National Police of Ukraine purports to show the damaged exterior and interior of the building.

Officials claim a business centre, residential buildings, a restaurant, shops, and an educational institution were also damaged.

The police also state that 13 civilians were injured in the blast.

That night, the Russians launched four Kalibr cruise missiles from the Black Sea towards Odessa. As of 7 o'clock in the morning, it is known about three dead and thirteen wounded.

Civil infrastructure objects were damaged: a business center, an educational institution, a residential complex, a restaurant, shops and a warehouse of one of the retail chains. In the latter, after the fire has been extinguished, the debris under which people may be is being sorted out.

Investigators, investigators, criminologists, explosives experts, and patrol officers work on the ground. Law enforcement officers record the consequences of Russian aggression, provide assistance to citizens, and ensure the protection of public order.

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