Russian daytime attack on Odesa infrastructure kills three, critically injures one
Daytime Russian strike killed three people and critically wounded another at an Odesa logistics facility, municipal military administration head Serhii Lysak reported on Nov. 9.
On November 9, a daytime Russian attack on an Odesa logistics facility resulted in the death of three individuals and left one person critically injured. According to the head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration, Oleh Kiper, the assault targeted civilian infrastructure for the third time during the ongoing conflict. The strike severely damaged industrial machinery and freight handling equipment, causing a small fire that emergency responders were able to control.
This incident follows intense overnight bombardments targeting Odesa Oblast's electrical grid, which plunged northern districts into power outages on November 8. Despite persistent air raid warnings, local electrical engineers are working diligently to restore power to residents as quickly as safety permits. The recent attacks are part of a broader nationwide Russian air assault, with Ukraine's Air Force Command reporting 317 loitering munitions and cruise drones launched into Odesa on November 9, comprising 105 Shahed drones, S8000 Banderol/Dan-T cruise drones, Gerbera airframes, and Parodiya radar simulation decoys.
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