Russia strikes Odesa region overnight, hitting energy and civilian infrastructure
Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine rescuer deals with the aftermath of a Russian attack (facebook.com/DSNSSUMY)
Russian forces attacked the Odesa region overnight on November 4. Energy and civilian infrastructure came under fire: an energy facility, a shopping mall, and a residential building were damaged, according to Odesa Regional Military Administration head Oleh Kiper.
"Energy and civilian infrastructure in the Odesa region were targeted in an enemy attack overnight. A hit was recorded at an energy facility, a shopping mall, and in a private residential area," the statement said.
Photo: Aftermath of a Russian attack on Odesa region ( Odesa Regional Military Administration)
Photo: Aftermath of a Russian attack on Odesa region ( Odesa Regional Military Administration)
Photo: Aftermath of a Russian attack on Odesa region ( Odesa Regional Military Administration)
Photo: Aftermath of a Russian attack on Odesa region ( Odesa Regional Military Administration)
According to preliminary information, no one was injured in the attack.
A fire broke out at one of the shopping malls after it was hit. It has since been extinguished. Emergency crews are continuing to deal with the aftermath of the strikes at the affected sites.
As a reminder, overnight on November 4, Russia attacked Ukraine with 310 attack drones of various types, including Shahed, Gerbera, and Parodya decoy drones. Ukraine's air defenses neutralized 272 enemy targets.
Hits were reported in Rivne, the Ternopil region, and Dnipro.
In addition, most of the city of Kovel was left without electricity following a Russian strike on infrastructure.
