Russian strike on Ukraine's Chornomorsk: Number of wounded rises, including child
Photo: Number of wounded rises in Chornomorsk (t.me/dsns_telegram)
Russian troops attacked Chornomorsk in the Odesa region in the morning, killing and wounding people. The number of victims has reportedly increased, according to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
"As a result of the Russian strike near the market in the city of Chornomorsk, 2 people were killed and 10 others were injured, including a child," the State Emergency Service of Ukraine says.
According to rescuers, a fire broke out at the site of the Russian drone strike. As a result of the Russian strike, 2 cars were destroyed and 13 others were damaged. Nearby buildings were also damaged.
"Rescuers extinguished the fire. Psychologists worked at the scene to assist residents," the State Emergency Service of Ukraine says.
According to Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, the morning strike damaged the city square, shop facades, and private vehicles. The blast wave knocked out windows in a nearby college.
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Massive Russian strike on Ukraine on November 14
Russia attacked the south of the Odesa region with strike drones at night. Russian strikes caused fires. Unfortunately, there is one casualty who has received all necessary assistance.
Russian troops also launched missile and drone strikes on energy facilities at night. As a result of the Russian strikes, a significant number of consumers in Donetsk, Kyiv, and Odesa regions are without power.
According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia attacked Ukraine with 19 missiles and 430 drones of various types.
As of this morning, there are reports of 30 people injured and 4 killed in Kyiv as a result of the massive nighttime Russian attack.
More aftermath from the site of the Russian strikes in Kyiv can be found in the RBC-Ukraine photo report.
