andrii khlust, dmetro furdak, mykhailo putyat, oleksandr tsarenko, tsn, 1+1, marathon, ediny news. four people died, and almost three dozen were injured in odesa. at night, the russians struck with drones, and in the morning they covered the city with strategic aviation. three russian rockets hit residential high-rise buildings and private houses. five more cruise missiles were destroyed in the air, but debris fell on... the city and caused large-scale fires and destruction, one apartment building cannot be restored, another is in danger of collapsing, and tsn correspondent serhiy osachuk is right next to it. sergey, or have the rescuers finished disassembling the rubble and what do they say about the stability of the damaged structures? but my congratulations, i will start with the fact that tomorrow in odesa mourning for those who died as a result of the russian terrorist attack has been announced, there are many victims here. rescuers on the first floor completed the search, as soon as it got dark they stopped the demolition of the rubble, they will resume the work in the mornin

ruslan yaremlyuk, mykhailo putyat, tsn 1+1 marathon, only news.toric decision was made and the issue of money was postponed. at the summit of the leaders of the european union in brussels, it was decided to start accession negotiations with ukraine, and hungary did not interfere with this historic decision, although it managed to block the decision to allocate 50 billion euros of aid to our country. tsn correspondent oksana tkachenko is in direct contact with us from brussels, she followed all the events yesterday and today oksana, congratulations, tell me in more detail how you finally managed to convince the hungarian leader, and what this decision means for ukraine now. you have a word. greetings, hello. well, the second day of the summit is coming to an end, i think everyone here is moving away from yesterday's euphoria , especially the ukrainian part of the press pool, many of my colleagues were simply shocked by the speed of making this historic... decision to start negotiations, and actually, not least, because there were statements by the