A Russian attack ​on Ukraine's Black Sea port city of Odesa killed three, a local official ​said ‌on Wednesday. Serhiy Lysak, ⁠head of the city's military administration, said on ‌Telegram that three other people ⁠had been hospitalised after the attack. Lysak said that residential buildings ​had been damaged in the ‌attack, without providing additional details. Read moreJune was deadliest month for Ukrainian civilians in four years, UN says Russia confirmed the attacks and said it hit a ⁠number of targets in the ports of ​Odesa and Chornomorsk in ‌Ukraine's Odesa region using precision-guided air-launched weapons and ‌attack drones. Port infrastructure facilities used ​for unloading fuel and lubricants as well as fuel storage ​tanks were hit, ​Russia said. In ​a statement, Russia's defence ministry ​also said four vessels delivering cargoes for the Ukrainian armed forces were struck ⁠in the ports of Chornomorsk ⁠and ​Dnipro-Buh. Meanwhile, European ​Commission President Ursula ​von der Leyen arrived in Kyiv on Wednesday and said she would ​announce ‌new ⁠moves to deepen the ‌integration of European and ⁠Ukrainian defence industries. "I will announce new ‌initiatives to integrate ​our defence industries. So we can produce ​more, and ​faster," she ​said on X, posting footage ​of her arrival on the platform.