In Odesa, cars burned in Russian attack, one injured

An attack by Russian troops on Odesa on May 13 caused a fire in one of the city's yards. Several cars caught fire as a result of the attack, and at least one person was reported injured.

This was reported by the head of the Odesa MVA Sergey Lysak.

In Odesa, after another enemy attack, a fire was reported in the residential sector of the city. According to preliminary information, the fire broke out in one of the yards after the fall of debris or an explosive wave.

The fire engulfed several cars parked near residential buildings. At least one person was reported injured.

Also on the night of May 13, the Russian army launched a massive drone attack in Odesa region, targeting the region's industrial infrastructure. After several waves of attacks, fires broke out at the sites of the strikes, but rescuers managed to quickly bring the situation under control, with no casualties.

According to preliminary information, the enemy carried out several waves of attacks with kamikaze drones. The strikes caused damage to warehouses and outbuildings. Localized fires broke out at some facilities as a result of the hits.

On the night of May 3, Odesa region once again became the target of Russian drone attacks, killing two people. Five other people were injured. In Odesa district, enemy drones hit three residential buildings, and two more were damaged. Port infrastructure facilities and equipment were also damaged. Rescuers are currently extinguishing the fires.

On the night of May 2, Russian troops once again attacked the port in Odesa region, causing fires. The shelling damaged the warehouse and outbuildings.

The night before, Odesa was again filled with explosions and sirens as the city came under another air attack. Fires broke out in high-rise buildings as a result of the strikes, and the region's port infrastructure was also hit.

Анна Бальчінос