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War in Ukraine: At least 17 dead in a Russian strike near Odessa
At least 17 people were killed in a missile attack on a building in the Odessa region of southern Ukraine, fired by a "strategic aircraft" from the Black Sea according to kyiv, when the army Ukraine has just taken back from the Russians a strategic island for the control of maritime routes.
Now "there are 14 people dead and 30 injured, including three children," the Ukrainian Emergency Services said in a statement, adding that rescue operations, complicated by a fire, are continuing.
“A missile hit a nine-storey residential building in the Bilgorod-Dniester region,” about 80 km south of Odessa, Odessa region administration spokesman Sergey Brachuk had earlier announced. .
Aéroports de Paris: New strikes announced this weekend, 10% of flights could be canceled Friday at CDG
Several French airports, including Charles-de-Gaulle and Orly near Paris, will be affected this weekend by new strikes for wages, with cancellations and possible delays at the key to a week of summer school holidays.
These social movements, against a backdrop of high inflation and a clear recovery in traffic after the Covid-19 pandemic, will result in the cancellation of some 17% of flights departing from or arriving at Paris-Charles-de- Gaulle (CDG) between 07:00 and 14:00, according to the General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGAC).
The preventive cancellations, which will represent 10% of aircraft movements at CDG throughout the day, were requested by the administration as a safety measure because the firefighters have been on strike since Thursday, forcing part of the runways to be closed. of the first French airport.
Tour de France: In jubilation, Copenhagen opens the hunt for the yellow jersey
The Tour de France starts Friday from Copenhagen, stunned by the fervor of the race for the yellow jersey of which the double title holder Tadej Pogacar will be the big favorite, with to start a time trial of 13.2 km in the streets of the Danish capital.
In the city which prides itself on being the most cycle-friendly in the world, and where the race had never come, the presentation of the teams on Wednesday set the tone for the Grand Départ: enormous enthusiasm accompanied the 176 riders in the peloton.
This one is however deprived this year of some big names, from the French world champion Julian Alaphilippe, insufficiently recovered from his fall in Liège-Bastogne-Liège, to the Briton Mark Cavendish, co-holder with Eddy Merckx of the record of victories of stage (34), or Italian veterans Vincenzo Nibali, 37, winner of the Tour in 2014,
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