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exactly how you might expect, off the rails. r. kelly junior, denying he said what we heard him say, the democrats roll the tape. i m killing collins, and this is a source. tonight, the city of odessa is staring down another attack, just moments ago arid sirens were blaring as ukrainian city on the black sea is bracing for more. this would be the fourth straight night of russian attacks in odessa, it city already on edge after being bombarded. russia says it is retaliating for ukraine s attack on a critical bridge to crimea. ukraine says and moscow s used almost 70 missiles and 90 drones and just four days. president zelenskyy says that some were shot down but he warned that his country s air defense as it stands right now cannot protect the entire ukrainian sky. now, key infrastructure is in ruins including major green terminals like this one that you see here, i m burned to the ground. cnn s alex is live in odessa where he s been all week. alex, what are you seeing and he
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