Russia strikes railway station in Odesa region, children among wounded
Photo: Russia launched a missile strike on railway infrastructure (Getty Images)
Today, Russian forces carried out a missile strike on railway infrastructure in the Odesa region. The attack damaged an administrative building. There are children among the injured, according to Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister for Reconstruction, Oleksii Kuleba, and Odesa Regional Military Administration head Oleh Kiper.
Consequences of the strike
The enemy targeted transport infrastructure in the southern part of the region during the day on March 4.
According to Oleksii Kuleba, the missile hit a railway station, causing significant damage to an administrative building.
The Regional Military Administration reported four injured people, including a railway worker and two children.
"Three of them, including the two children, are in moderate condition. One injured person is in serious condition," Oleh Kiper said.
Medical teams are providing all necessary care to the wounded.
Emergency services continue to work at the site of the strike. According to Kuleba, the consequences of the attack are being cleared.
Situation with attacks on Ukraine
Russian forces continue to carry out massive attacks against Ukraine’s civilian and transport infrastructure.
On the night of March 4, Russia launched nearly 150 drones from various directions, striking several regions.
During the attack, a Shahed drone hit near a passenger bus in Mykolaiv.
At the same time, Ukraine is improving its defenses against enemy strikes. Earlier, Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi described a new air target interception system being implemented to protect Ukrainian cities.
