Odessa secures a state loan aimed at addressing critical needs for infrastructure restoration and support for residents amidst the war.
A new grain terminal with a capacity of 5 million tons per year is set to open at Pivdenny port in 2026, enhancing logistics in the agricultural sector.
The building on Serednia Street, 24 in Odesa has been restored following a missile strike. All work has been completed.
Mayor of Odesa, Hennadii Trukhanov, discusses initiatives to enhance the community's energy independence through solar power installations.
Overview of spring maintenance activities conducted by municipal workers to improve urban infrastructure.
An overview of efforts made to improve medical service accessibility for individuals with disabilities in Odessa.
In 2024, Odesa plans to upgrade its elevators with new energy-efficient technologies.
The Bulgarian Culture Week in Odesa ended with a celebratory concert that highlighted the strong cultural ties between Ukraine and Bulgaria.
An event in Odesa for children with diabetes emphasized the importance of disease management and awareness.
Ukraine has secured substantial financial support from the European Union, affirming its commitment to reforms and European integration.
Odesa faced a significant attack resulting in damage to critical infrastructure and residential buildings. Find out more about the impact and assistance available.
Vital medical supplies provided to emergency responders in Odesa by a charitable foundation.
Odesa's choir groups presented a new version of «Shchedryk»
Insights into the investigation regarding the attempted illegal export of soybeans from the Odesa region.
Recent nighttime attacks on Odesa have caused fires in energy and port facilities. Emergency services are actively responding to the situation.
Odesa hosted its first community carol event, bringing people together in a festive spirit.