Damaged cathedral in Ukraine

A priest stands in front of the damaged Transfiguration Cathedral in the historic center of the Ukrainian port city of Odesa, a UNESCO world heritage site, on Oct. 21, 2023, three months after the church was hit by a Russian missile.

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