Russian drones strike Odesa region again, killing two and burning five trucks
Photo: consequences of shelling of the Odessa region (t.me/IzmailRDA)
Russian forces again struck the Odesa region overnight on November 2, using attack drones.
According to the Odesa Regional Military Administration (RMA) and the State Emergency Service, the assault caused significant damage.
"Despite the active work of air defense, there is damage to civilian infrastructure," the RMA reported.
Falling drone debris damaged several civilian facilities. The strike sparked a fire in a truck parking lot, destroying five vehicles.
Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, but there were casualties. According to preliminary reports, two people were killed and one injured.
Later, regional authorities clarified that two more people were also injured in the overnight attack. One man was hospitalized with thermal burns and is in moderate condition, receiving medical care.
Despite the active work of air defense, there is damage to civilian infrastructure.
The Izmail City Council reported that the identities of those killed in the enemy strike are being established. Law enforcement officers are documenting another war crime committed by Russia against civilians.
Russian strikes on Odesa and the region
Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Russian forces have regularly shelled Odesa and the surrounding region using various types of missiles and attack drones.
On October 29, a nighttime strike damaged a DTEK energy facility in the region, injuring one worker. Around 30,000 homes were left without power. Repair work has already begun, and critical infrastructure is being powered by generators.
On October 11, the enemy also attacked Odesa and the region with drones, damaging energy facilities, residential buildings, a hotel, and several apartment blocks. One person was injured.
Earlier, Russian drones hit Odesa and nearby areas, destroying residential buildings and the Sports Palace. Fires broke out in a nine-story building, warehouses, and several cars. The Sports Palace sustained significant damage.
