Key points
- On the night of 3 March, the port of Odessa was hit by a few Russian attacks, probably using drones.
- Some port facilities, company buildings, and railway infrastructure were damaged.
- The blast wave hit the offices of partner companies.
- Fires broke out in some areas but were quickly extinguished.
- There were no casualties, and the relevant services are assessing the consequences of the attack.
On the night of 3 March, Russia carried out several attacks on the port infrastructure of Odesa region, presumably using unmanned aerial vehicles. This was reported by the Ministry of Community and Territorial Development of Ukraine.
The shelling damaged individual objects and structures in the port area, as well as buildings and infrastructure of enterprises operating in the port zone.
The blast wave affected the office premises of partner companies, and railway infrastructure was damaged in some areas.
Fires broke out in the port area, which were quickly extinguished by company employees. There were no casualties.
Specialised services are working to clarify the details and assess the consequences of the attack.
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