A rise in the number of grain wagons heading to Odessa ports and changes in unloading metrics.
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.
A new drone attack in Odesa has resulted in significant fires and extensive rescue operations.
Announcement regarding temporary changes to the transportation scheme in Odesa starting August 15, 2025.
Due to traffic restrictions in Odesa, there have been changes to bus routes. Get the details here.
Renovation of the underground passage near the 'Zastava' stop in Odesa: repairs, cleaning, and combating vandalism.
Odesa begins the demolition of residential buildings affected by Russian strikes. Authorities offer compensation to homeowners.
The Levanevsky dead-end in Odesa has been renamed Tolvinsky Alley, honoring a prominent architect.
An exploration of the ongoing upgrades to underground passages in Odessa, focusing on vandalism prevention and infrastructure enhancement.
Ongoing road marking updates in Odessa aim to enhance traffic safety.
Updated information on the attack on the Odessa-Zaporizhzhia train: rescue workers at the scene, medical assistance for the injured.
The police of Odesa region urge parents to pay attention to the dangerous games teenagers play, such as train surfing.
Summary of the inspection of leased beaches in Odesa and recommendations for improvement.
Learn about the temporary changes to trolleybus routes №3 and №10 in Odesa.
In Odessa, law enforcement officials uncovered a scheme where a border guard was selling illegal exits for conscripts under the guise of football tours abroad.
The Odessa City Council has implemented inclusive information terminals to improve access to administrative services.
Information about the closure of the well complex on Geraniyeva Street due to repairs.
Odessa secures a state loan aimed at addressing critical needs for infrastructure restoration and support for residents amidst the war.
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.