These are the most important news from the evening to Sunday 23 July.

At least one was killed in the attack in Odesa

Air defense systems in the Ukrainian port city of Odesa have been activated against Russian airstrikes, the governor of the region reported. At least one person has been killed.

– Unfortunately, one civilian died as a result of the Russian attack on Odesa, wrote the governor of the Odesa region, By Kiper, in an update on Telegram. In addition, at least 18 people were injured, including four children, authorities reported.

The prime minister of Israel has a pacemaker implanted

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in hospital and will have a pacemaker placed on the night to Sunday.

– A week ago I was put on a heart monitor. The monitor went off tonight and said I must have a pacemaker, and I must put it in tonight, Netanyahu himself said in a video published by his office.

Apollo canceled a scheduled trip to Rhodes on Sunday

Due to a forest fire that broke out on the Greek island of Rhodes, travel company Apollo canceled a trip planned for Sunday.

This applies to departures from Oslo, Stavanger, Bergen and Trondheim, and affects around 200 people, the company’s communications manager, Beatriz Rivera, told VG.

Mountaineer Kristin Harila climbs Broad Peak

Norwegian mountaineer Kristin Harila has climbed Broad Peak in Pakistan, the world’s twelfth highest mountain.

Harlia went on a mission to climb 14 of the world’s highest mountains in three months. At around 04.30 local time, he reached the thirteenth peak, which is 8,051 meters above sea level.

Caroline Graham Hansen did not train with the WC team

Caroline Graham Hansen missed training with the WC team on Sunday, a day after being isolated in her room with a sore throat.

The Norwegian took no chances with the Barcelona star after he developed a sore throat two days after the game against New Zealand, and he was not there when the team had their first football training session on Sunday after their opening game defeat.

(© NTB)