“Another Night of Russian Terror (editor’s note – in Ukraine)” – wrote a representative of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs on social media.

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As a result the nighttime Russian bombing of Odessa from January 12 to 13 was damaged Polish Consulate in this city. The information was provided by Maciej Wewiór, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in an entry published on the X website.
As the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized, none of the employees of the Polish diplomatic mission were injured.
– Great respect for the entire team of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland working in Ukraine – wrote Maciej Wewiór.
According to information from the Ukrainian side, during the same night Russian strikes two DTEK energy facilities in Odessa were seriously damaged, which affected the functioning of critical infrastructure in the city.
This is not the first time that foreign diplomatic missions in Ukraine have been damaged as a result of Russian attacks.. At the end of September, a Russian missile damaged the building of the Polish embassy in Kyiv., and the destruction was also recorded in European Union Representation in Ukraine.
Russia has been leading for months regular missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities, aimed not only at military targets, but also at civil, energy and diplomatic infrastructure.

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