Russian strikes hit Odesa infrastructure, igniting fire and wounding six — photoreport
Russian forces struck infrastructure in Odesa overnight and into early morning, injuring six people, governor Serhii Lysak reported on Sept. 29.
In Russia, at least 82 regions have imposed restrictions on the publication of photos, videos, and reports about Ukrainian drone strikes. These bans, which came into effect on September 28, 2026, prohibit media outlets and internet users from disseminating information about any aspect of the drone attacks, including the type of drone, launch site, location, crash site, flight path, target, and the damage caused.
The restrictions also cover information about anti-drone measures and the locations of Russian military and law enforcement units. Government agencies, law enforcement bodies, and local authorities are exempt from these restrictions but must cite official sources if they redistribute the prohibited information. Reports indicate that such punishments are being enforced, with at least 80 individuals fined in 2025 and 2026 for publishing information about drone attacks.
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