Russian strike hits winery in Odesa region, damage revealed
Photo: Production facilities of a wine factory were destroyed as a result of a night strike by the Russian Federation (t.me/odeskaODA)
A nighttime drone strike by Russia on the Odesa region destroyed a workshop and warehouse of a winery. A residential building was also damaged, according to the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper.
The Russian strike caused significant damage to production facilities, destroying part of the equipment and products.
At the time of the attack, 50 employees were on shift at the plant. They were evacuated in time. No casualties among the staff have been reported.
In addition to industrial facilities, the drone strike damaged the roof and windows of a nearby private house.
Rescue services are working at the scene.
Photo: consequences of the attack on the winery (Odesa Regional Military Administration)
Photo: consequences of the attack on the winery (Odesa Regional Military Administration)
Photo: consequences of the attack on the winery (Odesa Regional Military Administration)
Massive shelling of Ukraine
Russia shelled Ukraine for more than 12 hours. So far, four people have been reported killed and over 70 injured, including two rescuers.
As a result of the attacks, more than 100 civilian facilities across the country have been damaged, including residential buildings and medical institutions.
Recall that the occupiers carried out a combined strike, launching 643 targets at Ukraine, including 595 drones of various types and 48 missiles. Air defense forces intercepted 611 aerial targets.
Currently, four people have been confirmed killed in Kyiv, with 14 others injured. Read more about the shelling of Kyiv here.
Also in the RBC-Ukraine report, see coverage from the site of the strike on a five-story building in Kyiv.
