Putin’s massive missile attack on Kharkiv, Odessa | US concerned of Russia risk

Published on Mar 09, 2023 12:17 pm IST

Russia has launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine early in the morning. Air raid sirens were sounded across Ukraine as missiles hit the port city of Odessa and Ukraine's second city Kharkiv, knocking out power in the regions. Infrastructure facilities were reportedly hit but there were no casualties. Meanwhile, a U.S. intelligence threat assessment report has hinted at escalation of the conflict in Ukraine by Russia. The G7 nations, on the other hand, are planning to revise the price cap it imposed on Russian oil. Watch this video for more updates on the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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