Russian drone hits Odesa residential building in latest attack
Rallies are being held across Ireland today, to mark the second anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Demonstrators are meeting at the GPO in Dublin, before making their way to Merrion Square for a lunchtime vigil.
The 'Democracy for Ukraine' group will gather at Cork's Grand Parade at 2.30pm, before making their way to Patrick Street.
In the latest attack, a Russian drone has hit a residential building in the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa, killing at least one person.
The regional governor's said on social media that three women also sustained severe burns in the attack.
Rescue services have spent the morning combing through the rubble for survivors.

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