Three people were killed by unexploded objects on beaches in Odessa where swimming was banned, according to regional officials.
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In the Odessa region of Ukraine, three people have died from unexploded ordnance while swimming on beaches where access was forbidden. Governor Oleh Kiper reported that one man was killed in Karolino-Buhaz, and another man and a woman were killed near the village of Zatoka. The incident took place in unsafe recreational areas, highlighting the continuing dangers in the conflict-affected region.
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