The Ukrainian government has allocated significant financial support for reconstruction efforts with aid from international partners.
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A new multi-sport facility has opened in Odesa, providing access to sports for everyone, including individuals with disabilities.
Emergency headquarters established in Odessa to support residents after attacks.
New compensation decisions for destroyed housing in Odesa have been approved.
The EU is considering innovative ways to utilize frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine through riskier investments.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Education has updated its distance learning protocols during wartime to ensure educational access for all children.
A new recruitment center for the Armed Forces has opened in Odesa, offering a comprehensive range of services.
The process of identifying the bodies of fallen Ukrainian defenders is estimated to take at least 13-14 months.
A sports complex in Odessa has been returned to state ownership after over 20 years of neglect.
Following a recent attack in Odesa, the city faces significant damage, requiring urgent assistance for affected residents.
New traffic lights are being installed at several locations in the city. Learn more about the road changes.
A drone attack on Odesa has resulted in damage to vehicles and buildings.
Odesa hosted a cultural festival celebrating local artisans and Ukrainian heritage.
Honoring the memory of Ukrainian soldiers who lost their lives in captivity.
The Odessa City Light Company has completed restoration work on the external lighting network in the city.
The Odessa City Council has implemented inclusive information terminals to improve access to administrative services.
Odesa is implementing new measures to create a barrier-free environment and support for mobility-impaired groups.
The Odesa Half Marathon attracted over 600 participants united by the goal of supporting charity and adaptive sports.
The OdesaFest brought together the Ukrainian community and Berlin residents, celebrating the cultural heritage of Odesa.
Inclusive beach No. 11 in Odesa has become a gathering place for veterans and their families, fostering new connections and support.