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Nearly All Night And Morning Under Russian Terror: 20 Injured In Odesa, 2 Killed And 10 Injured In Kramatorsk As Aftermath Of Strike On Residential Area Is Addressed

The number of people injured in the Russian occupiers' shelling of Odesa overnight into today, September 13, has risen to 20. Among them are two children. In various locations across the city, combined strikes with missiles, bombs, and jet-powered drones damaged apartment buildings, private houses, and civilian infrastructure, UATV English reports. Ukraine's State Emergency Service (DSNS)…

Nearly All Night And Morning Under Russian Terror: 20 Injured In Odesa, 2 Killed And 10 Injured In Kramatorsk As Aftermath Of Strike On Residential Area Is Addressed

Russian forces launched a series of attacks on Ukrainian cities overnight into September 13, leaving 20 people injured in Odesa and two civilians killed in Kramatorsk. The assaults targeted residential buildings, warehouses, industrial facilities, garages, and infrastructure, causing fires and destruction across the regions of Odesa, Lviv, Volyn, Ternopil, Khmelnytskyi, and Ivano-Frankivsk.

In Odesa, firefighters extinguished multiple blazes, including one near the botanical garden. Meanwhile, Russian forces continued their aggressive campaign in western Ukraine, striking facilities in Donetsk, Ternopil, Khmelnytskyi, and Lviv regions. Two civilians perished in Kramatorsk when a Russian army strike targeted a civilian vehicle, while four others sustained injuries from successive aerial bomb attacks.

In Kramatorsk's aftermath, several buildings were partially destroyed, and one individual required medical attention. As the Russian military's attacks persisted, the Ukrainian State Emergency Service (DSNS) remained on the ground, addressing emergency situations and providing assistance to those impacted by the relentless strikes.

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