Russia strikes Ukraine's Odesa region infrastructure, leaving several injured
Photo: Russia has launched yet another attack on the Odesa region (Getty Images)
On August 3, Russians carried out a new airstrike on the Odesa region, which resulted in injuries to several civilians in the region, according to Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration.
Russians launched strikes against the region's transportation infrastructure.
The latest Russian attack caused a fire at one of the facilities.
"Unfortunately, according to preliminary data, six people were injured, three of whom have been hospitalized," Kipper says.
He also adds that the victims are already receiving all necessary medical care.
In addition, cleanup efforts are currently underway.
Russian attacks on Odesa
On the morning of August 1, Russian forces struck the city with drones. Russia targeted a high-rise residential building in central Odesa.
"Unfortunately, the number of casualties from the attack on Odesa has risen to three. A 30-year-old man was treated at the scene. Two other people, aged 18 and 28, have been hospitalized," Kiper said at the time.
It later emerged that a 12-year-old girl and her 6-year-old brother had been injured in the Podilskyi district as a result of the Russian attack by Russian strike drones.
The children were rushed to the regional children's hospital with shrapnel wounds.
"Doctors assess the girl's condition as serious and the boy's as moderate. Doctors are fighting to save their lives and providing all necessary care," Kiper clarified.
Russia has also been terrorizing Chernihiv since the morning of August 3—explosions are being heard throughout the city.
We also reported on how Ukrainian air defense forces had repelled a new attack by Russia and how many targets they neutralized.
In Belgorod, the Belgorod State Technical University (BSTU), which was involved in drone operations, was struck by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
