Air raid shelters on the beach are the image of a holiday in Odessa, Ukraine.
The air raid shelters on the beach are the closest image to a holiday in the Ukrainian city of Odessa.
The authorities intend to grant permits for about 20 beaches Ukrainians will open this year, subject to compliance with strict safety conditions.
cement obstacles such as barricades and landing insurance along with continuous warnings of the possibility of scattered mines They are part of the threatening daily situation. And also the festive beach landscape.
Odessa has suffered repeated attacks since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
He ukrainian tourism sector was devastated by the Russian invasion, and many hotels still cannot legally open due to security restrictions.
In 2022 It was the banks of the Dnipro River that became an improvised resting place for some families. But not even the decrease in Russian bombings over the kyiv regionwhere the enclave is located, has allowed the regular presence of citizens during this time of year, with temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius.
Additional sources • Enrique Barrueco (Voice-over)
