Russian strike damages apartment building in Odesa, injuring six
A Russian attack on Odesa early on Sept. 12 damaged a multistory apartment building and injured six people, Odesa City Military Administration chief Serhii Lysak said.
Russia initiated a significant missile and drone assault on Odesa on Saturday, September 12, resulting in damage to a multi-story residential building and at least six individuals sustaining injuries, according to Ukrainian officials. Initially, Odesa City Military Administration chief Serhiy Lysak reported the attack on Telegram, stating that the enemy had struck the city and damaged a multi-story residential building.
He later clarified that the number of injuries had increased to six. Emergency services were on-site, and an operational headquarters was established to support affected residents. The exact impact of the attack was still being assessed. Earlier on Friday, another Russian assault on Odesa inflicted damage on infrastructure and wounded a 48-year-old man in moderate condition.
Russia has been repeatedly striking Odesa and the surrounding Black Sea region with missiles and drones, targeting both residential areas and crucial civilian infrastructure such as energy, port, and other facilities.
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