Russian attack destroys three apartments in Odesa

A Russian attack on Odesa on October 10 inflicted damage on a residential building, destroying three apartments and causing its roof to catch fire, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service. Psychologists from the service provided aid to the residents impacted by the attack. Odesa Oblast Governor Oleh Kiper stated that Russian assaults on the region persisted throughout the night.

The strike inflicted harm to a two-story residential building, with neighboring structures also sustaining window damage. Earlier that same day, a Russian attack targeted a technological facility operated by Odesa telecommunications provider TENET, resulting in significant harm to critical support systems such as cooling systems and power-generation equipment.

TENET cautioned that some customers might face disruptions to internet access and other services while specialists rerouted traffic. The company further noted that the continued operation of the damaged site was highly doubtful. Russian forces also attacked an administrative building in Odesa on October 10, causing damage to the building's facade, roof, and nearby vehicles.

The fire sparked by the strike was eventually extinguished, and authorities reported no fatalities or injuries from this incident.