Russian attack on Ukraine's Odesa: More injured reported, including children
Photo: The city came under Russian drone attack (State Emergency Service of Ukraine)
In Odesa, the number of casualties has risen as a result of the Russian strike on the night of September 3. According to Serhii Lysak, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, the number of wounded has now reached 17.
Russia struck a high-rise building.
"As a result of Russia's nighttime attack, 17 people were injured, including 3 children. All are receiving the necessary assistance," the statement says.
Apartments on floors 10 through 17 of the 21-story residential building were damaged, as were several cars. An assessment of the damage is underway.
"Cleanup efforts following the Russian attack are ongoing. Utility companies and all relevant services are working on-site. Emergency response centers have been set up where residents can receive necessary assistance and advice," the administration adds.
Source: Odesa Regional Military Administration
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Source: Odesa Regional Military Administration
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Source: Odesa Regional Military Administration
Russian attacks on Odesa
On the night of September 3, Russia once again attacked Odesa. Russia struck a high-rise building, resulting in civilian casualties.
Before that, on the night of September 1, the Russians launched a combined strike on Odesa, using drones, ballistic weapons, and other means. As a result of the attacks, a high-rise building, office buildings, educational institutions, and even a gas station were damaged.
On September 1, the Russians attacked energy facilities and civilian targets in Odesa.
