Russia admits strike at Odesa harbor

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The Russian Foreign Ministry's propagandist Maria Zakharova admitted that Russia is responsible for a strike at Odesa harbor.
     
She said that the Russian army targeted a warehouse where arms, provided by NATO, were stored.
      
The move is a blow to Russia's credibility. Hopefully no further violations of the grain export agreement between Ukraine and Russia will happen in the future.
    

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