Key points
- As a result of the massive attack by Russia on Odesa and the region, residential buildings, a business centre and infrastructure objects were damaged.
- Eight people were injured, including a child.
- In the city, apartments from the 17th to the 23rd floor of a 24-storey building were damaged.
- A petrol station was completely destroyed; a private enterprise, a dacha house and transport were damaged.
- 122 firefighters and 22 units of equipment were involved in the aftermath mitigation.
During the night’s massive attack by Russia on Odesa and the region, residential buildings, a business centre and infrastructure objects were damaged, and eight people were injured, including one child, reported the State Emergency Service.
The attacks affected civilian and energy infrastructure. In the city, apartments from the 17th to the 23rd floor of a 24-storey residential building were damaged, and nearby cars were damaged by the shockwave.
At another address, the façade and glazing of a building were damaged, as well as cars, causing office spaces in the business centre to catch fire.
A private enterprise, a dacha house and vehicles were destroyed. The petrol station was completely destroyed.
Fires broke out on site, which were extinguished by firefighters. Psychologists from the State Emergency Service provided assistance to the injured.
122 firefighters and 22 units of equipment were involved in the aftermath mitigation.
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