Odesa hit by Russia: House ablaze after enemy attack
Damaged house in Odesa (Photo: t.me/odesaMVA)
On the night of February 14, Russian forces carried out drone strikes on Odesa. One house was damaged, and a fire broke out in the city, according to a Telegram post by the head of the Odesa Military Administration, Serhii Lysak.
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“The enemy attacked Odesa again. As a result of a UAV strike in one district of the city, a single-story residential building was damaged. A fire broke out,” the report says.
Damaged house in Odesa (Photo: t.me/odesaMVA)
Odesa hit by Russia (Photo: t.me/odesaMVA)
Lysak added that rescuers and emergency services are working at the scene. Information about any casualties is currently being clarified.
Attack on the Odesa region
In recent months, Russia has been shelling Odesa and its region almost daily. The enemy uses drones and various types of missiles for these strikes.
For example, on the night of February 13, the enemy attacked the city’s energy infrastructure. As a result, the equipment was heavily damaged, and repairs will require a long time.
Additionally, one night earlier, on February 12, Russian forces hit a multi-story building in Odesa. An apartment on the upper floors was damaged. Recreational infrastructure was also affected, and outbuildings caught fire.
Moreover, a Russian attack occurred on the night of February 9. As a result of the shelling, multi-apartment and private houses, as well as communal infrastructure facilities, were damaged.
