22 March 2026

A farm in Odesa region was hit by a drone

(PHOTO: Odesa OVA)

On the afternoon of March 22, the Russian army massively attacked the south of Odesa region with attack drones.

According to the head of the Odesa regional military administration, Oleh Kiper, civilian infrastructure facilities were hit. -

"The territory of a farm and grain hangars were hit. The buildings were heavily damaged as a result of the attack. Despite this, a fire was avoided and there were no casualties.

Earlier, as a result of a nighttime attack by Russian drones on March 20, two civilian commercial vessels flying the flags of Palau and Barbados were damaged in the port of Odesa region. The vessels were moored at the piers and loaded with grain. Administrative buildings were also damaged. Two people were injured on the ships. In addition, a grain bunker and equipment were damaged in the port. Rescuers extinguished the fires. The ships remained afloat.

The night before, Russian drones massively attacked Odesa. Multi-storey buildings and private homes were damaged, there were casualties, and the aftermath of the attack is being cleaned up. The strike resulted in hits to residential buildings in different parts of the city. At least two multi-storey buildings, a residential building in the central historical part of Odesa, and a number of private sector buildings were damaged. In addition, non-residential infrastructure was also damaged.

In Kyiv district, a 22-storey residential building and a dormitory of a university were damaged, with about 180 windows smashed. The headquarters was deployed at night, around 1:10 am.

Кирило Бойко

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