Russian Strikes Hit Odesa High-Rise, Postal Depot, and Power Grid
Russian forces struck southern Ukraine overnight Saturday-Sunday, hitting a residential high-rise in Odesa and striking a Nova Poshta logistics branch with a jet-powered drone, injuring two people. Concurrently, a Russian strike on energy infrastructure in Mykolaiv caused localized blackouts across several city districts.
Russian forces launched strikes against Odesa and Mykolaiv on Saturday and Sunday, damaging a high-rise in Odesa and a postal depot. The strikes caused power outages in Mykolaiv. Odesa City Military Administration Head Serhiy Lysak reported the damage to a multi-story apartment building in the city. The Ukrainian Air Force had warned of incoming "Banderol" munitions.
Earlier on Saturday, a Russian UAV struck a Nova Poshta facility, injuring two people. Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration Head Heorhiy Reshetilov confirmed damage to energy infrastructure, causing blackouts in multiple districts.
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