Odessa preparing to demolish Russian-damaged buildings: what will be dismantled
Russian aggression has forced the demolition of dozens of buildings in Ukraine
As Russian forces continue to shell the southern Ukrainian city of Odessa, local authorities are preparing to demolish several buildings that have been severely damaged by the attacks.
The buildings include residential apartments, commercial properties, and a school. All of the buildings have been inspected by engineers and deemed to be structurally unsound.
The demolition process will begin in the coming days. It is expected to take several weeks to complete.
The demolition of these buildings is a necessary step to ensure the safety of the people of Odessa
The buildings are at risk of collapse, which could pose a danger to people living or working nearby. The demolition will also help to clear the way for the reconstruction of the city.
The Ukrainian government has pledged to rebuild Odessa after the war. The demolition of these buildings is a first step in that process.
The demolition of these buildings is a reminder of the devastating impact of the war in Ukraine
The war has caused widespread damage to the country's infrastructure and economy. The demolition of these buildings is a reminder of the human cost of the war.
The people of Odessa are resilient, and they are determined to rebuild their city. The demolition of these buildings is a symbol of their hope for the future.
