the port that was struck. we do not know how many missiles were fired at odesa, we think somewhere between four and six, odesa, we think somewhere between fourand six, and odesa, we think somewhere between four and six, and of course we do not know exactly where they came from. there is a general assumption, reasonable assumption, that these were russian missiles fired as part of this ongoing war. and i think what this underlies is the deal that was reached yesterday was reached, as the secretary general said yesterday, between two micro parties engaged in an absolutely bitter conflict. and so the possibility, the chances of this thing coming unstuck at the first hurdle, were always pretty high. we do not know exactly what the purpose of this attack was, what the message is, but on the face of it, it eye that looks like an attempt to bracket before it has even started, or perhaps set the terms on which it will be
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