Chinese Consulate in Ukraine’s Odesa Hit in Russian Strike

Ukrainian port with 60,000 tons of China-bound goods also damaged in overnight strikes

A cargo ship sails followed by a Ukrainian coast guard cutter through the Bystre rivermouth, which connects the Black Sea and Danube, in the Odesa region of Ukraine on July 15, 2022. Operational Command South press service/Handout via Reuters

Russian missile and drone strikes on Ukraine on July 19 damaged the Chinese consulate building in the port city of Odesa and the port itself, which had a million tons of grain to be shipped to Asia and Africa, including about 60,000 tons to China.

The Chinese communist regime hasn’t condemned Russia for the attacks.