Enemy drones damaged houses and infrastructure in Odesa region at night

The Odesa region was attacked by enemy drones, some of which caused damage to civilian objects. The air defense forces repelled most of the attacks, and rescuers are eliminating the consequences of the damage.

This was reported by the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper.

"At night, Odesa region was attacked again by enemy attack drones. Air defense forces destroyed most of the targets, but some of the strikes still reached civilian infrastructure.

Direct hits and falling debris caused fires at energy and transportation facilities, which rescuers quickly extinguished. Several private homes were damaged in the attack: windows were smashed, roofs and fences were destroyed. The damage is still being assessed.

According to preliminary information, no one was injured or killed. Rescue and emergency services continue to work on the ground to eliminate the consequences of the attacks.

On the night of November 22, Russian troops carried out another massive attack on the southern territories of Odesa region, in particular on the Izmail district. The attack damaged the facades, roofs and windows of administrative buildings. One of the parking lots suffered significant damage, with 11 trucks damaged. According to preliminary information, the shelling injured two people.

In addition, on the morning of November 21, during a prolonged air raid, the region was hit by kamikaze drones. In several places in Odesa and the region, debris was found falling or hitting without detonation. In the private sector, this resulted in damage to the roofs and facades of residential buildings; debris was also found on the 11th floor of an unfinished high-rise building and on the territory of a hotel.

On the night of November 21, Odesa suffered another attack, when a strike damaged a residential building, a service station with cars, and an administrative building in one of the city's districts. A total of five people were injured, three of whom were hospitalized.

Анна Літман