‘Attacks day after day’: Odesa in Russia’s crosshairs as war pivots back to Black Sea

The aftermath of a Russian drone attack on Odesa on 27 January.
Photograph: Nina Liashonok/Reuters

Outside the Kadorr apartment complex in Ukraine’s Black Sea city of Odesa, about 500 metres from the seafront, residents and rescue workers mill around in freezing temperatures.

Above an office on the 25th floor, a block of wall has been blown out by a Russian drone. Below, rubble and glass have been moved quickly into piles as owners survey cars crushed by the falling masonry.