Russia launches night attack on Odesa: Flames, damage and injuries reported
A rescuer at one of the incident sites in Odesa (Photo: t.me/dsns_telegram/54227)
Russians attacked Odesa with strike drones during the night of December 4. The attack damaged an administrative building, high-rise residential buildings, and there were injuries, according to the Ukrainian State Emergency Service on Telegram and a channel run by Odesa Regional Military Administration head Oleh Kiper.
“A fire broke out at an energy infrastructure facility, an administrative building was damaged, and nearby high-rise buildings and cars were affected,” the report said.
Emergency services stated that two people in separate apartments became trapped due to the blast wave. Rescuers, together with police, freed them and handed them over to medics.

A rescuer at one of the incident sites in Odesa (Photo: t.me/dsns_telegram/54227)

A rescuer at one of the incident sites in Odesa (Photo: t.me/dsns_telegram/54227)

Russia launches night attack on Odesa (Photo: t.me/dsns_telegram/54227)

Russia launches night attack on Odesa (Photo: t.me/dsns_telegram/54227)

Russia launches night attack on Odesa (Photo: t.me/dsns_telegram/54227)
The State Emergency Service also noted that despite a repeated air-raid warning, the fire was extinguished quickly.
Meanwhile, regional governor Oleh Kiper clarified that as a result of falling debris and the blast wave, the doors and windows of seven apartment buildings and an administrative building were damaged.
“According to preliminary information, six people were injured, two of whom were rescued from blocked apartments. Psychological support was provided to 33 people, including six children,” Kiper reported.
Attack on the Odesa region
Russian forces regularly attack Odesa and the surrounding region, using drones and various types of missiles.
For example, on the night of December 3, Russian forces struck the region’s energy infrastructure with drones. In particular, enemy attacks in the Odesa region caused a fire at an energy facility and damaged equipment. In addition, a worker at the enterprise was injured.
A few days earlier, on the night of November 2, the enemy also carried out a massive attack in the southern part of the Odesa region. As a result of the attack, energy and civilian facilities were damaged, leaving thousands of residents without electricity.