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Russian drone attack injures five in Ukraine's Odesa, officials say

KYIV: At least five people were wounded in a Russian attack on the Ukrainian city of Odesa on Sunday morning, officials said, a day after strikes on the city killed two people. “Residential areas were damaged in several districts of the city. Authorities are assessing the full extent of the damage,” the head of Odesa military administration, Serhiy Lysak, said on Telegram. Odesa, home to…

Russian drone attack injures five in Ukraine's Odesa, officials say

Kyiv: At least five individuals sustained injuries in a Russian drone strike on the Ukrainian city of Odesa on Sunday morning, officials reported, following a day of attacks that claimed two lives. Serhiy Lysak, head of Odesa military administration, disclosed the damage to residential areas through Telegram. The city, which houses Ukraine's principal port, has been the target of recurring Russian missile and drone assaults in recent months, leading to the suspension of essential seaports for Ukrainian trade.

Officials stated that a Russian drone targeted the city on Saturday morning, hitting an apartment block and resulting in the death of two individuals and injuries to 26 others. Regional authorities announced continued attacks across various regions in western Ukraine throughout the evening and early morning hours, but did not disclose immediate civilian casualties.

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