Russia continues to try to disrupt the functioning of the grain corridor, but in vain - Kiper
Kyiv • UNN
Russia continues to launch massive drone attacks on Odesa region in an attempt to disrupt the grain corridor.
Last night, Russia once again launched a massive drone attack on Odesa region. For more than six months, the enemy has been trying to disrupt the grain corridor. The head of the Odesa Regional State Administration Oleh Kiper said this on the air of the "United News" marathon, UNN reports.
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"Unfortunately, there are hits. There are infrastructure hits, damage to private buildings that were nearby.
The enemy is trying to disrupt the grain corridor. And not only now, but from the very beginning - since September, after the President instructed us to organize it, and the military did it. But the capacity of the grain corridor is growing, and the enemy does not like it very much, so they are constantly terrorizing the port infrastructure.
In turn, the military is working and doing everything to make it work. Today, we already have results - grain exports are going on, and we are supplying it to countries that need it," he said.
Kiper added that during the full-scale war, the number of bomb shelters increased by 2,000 units.
"There may not be as many as we would like, but we are working on it," he said.
The head of the Odesa regional state administration also urged residents of Odesa region to go to shelters in case of air raid alerts.
"I would like to take this opportunity to ask the residents of the region not to ignore the alarms. I ask you to go down to the bomb shelters to save your lives," Kiper said.
