Drone attack hits southern Ukraine's Odesa region, injures civilian and damages infrastructure
Aftermath of the strike on Ukraine's Odesa region (photo: t.me/dsns_telegram)
On the night of Tuesday, November 11, Russian forces again attacked southern Ukraine with strike drones. The targets were infrastructure facilities in the Odesa region, according to the Odesa Regional Military Administration and the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
According to the Regional Military Administration, despite the active work of air defense forces, the enemy attack caused damage to civilian energy and transport facilities.
Fires broke out at several energy enterprises, which were promptly extinguished by rescuers. Destruction was also recorded at a Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukraine's state railway company) depot and administrative buildings.
Preliminary reports indicate that one person sustained shrapnel injuries. Medical personnel provided the victim with necessary assistance.
Due to the strikes, part of the region's critical infrastructure is operating on generators. Points of Invincibility have been opened for the population.
Law enforcement officers are documenting another series of Russia's war crimes against the civilian population of the Odesa region.
Attack on the night of November 11
The Air Force had earlier warned about the movement of Russian strike drones toward southern Ukraine. According to monitoring channels, the Russians launched about 20 Shaheds.
This morning, an air raid alert was declared in Kyiv and several regions due to the threat of a ballistic strike. Later, it was reported that explosions were heard in the city of Kharkiv during the alert.
However, Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov clarified that the incident occurred in the Kharkiv region.
