Enemy drones strike in Odesa region: people injured, parking lot damaged

A nighttime drone attack hit Odesa region again, leaving behind damaged civilian infrastructure and injured people. A parking lot was hit, injuring two men.

This was reported by Oleh Kiper, the head of the OVA.

On the night of June 3, Russian troops once again attacked Odesa region with attack drones, targeting civilian infrastructure in the region.

The attack damaged a truck and an office building in a parking lot. The strike also wounded two men aged 20 and 36.

According to preliminary information, one of the victims needed hospitalization. Doctors provided the necessary assistance, and emergency and specialized services were quickly deployed to the scene.

Currently, law enforcement officers are documenting the consequences of the shelling and recording another Russian war crime against the civilian population of Odesa region.

Five people were injured in two Russian attacks that targeted Odesa on the night of May 31. Drones damaged apartment buildings in different parts of the city, administrative buildings and infrastructure.

A nine-story building was hit by an enemy UAV, partially destroying the first and second floors. The building's facade and balconies were damaged. A non-residential two-story building also caught fire. After the second attack, two one-story buildings caught fire.

On the night of May 28, Russian troops conducted another attack with drone strikes in the southern part of Odesa region.

According to preliminary information, the strike resulted in a UAV hitting a private residential building and an infrastructure facility. The blast wave and debris caused damageto neighboring properties as well, with windows smashed and glazing damaged.

Анна Бальчінос