Oil tanks were destroyed by fire in the Odesa region following an attack

As a result of the Russian attack on the night of July 14, civilian and industrial infrastructure in the Odesa region sustained damage. 

According to Oleg Kipper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, enemy drones damaged buildings housing auto repair shops, a utility building, and a fuel tanker on the grounds of one of the enterprises.

Eleven trucks and one passenger car were also damaged. Rescue workers extinguished the fires. In addition, tanks containing sunflower oil caught fire at another industrial facility. According to preliminary reports, there were no casualties.

Meanwhile, on the evening of July 13, rescue workers discovered the bodies of two more deceased crew members on a vessel flying the flag of the Republic of Togo, which had been struck by Russian forces in a port in the Odesa region. Thus, the death toll has risen to five crew members, while the number of injured had previously reached 12.The number ofpeople injured in the Russian attack that morning has also risen to five. Among the injured is a five-year-old child, who received the necessary medical care without being hospitalized. The other injured individuals were taken to medical facilities. They are in moderate condition and are receiving the necessary medical care.

Moldova also reported that a drone flew into its territory, crashed to the ground, and exploded.

The night before, Russian occupiersalso terrorizedthe Odesa region with airstrikes throughout the night. As a result of the drone attack, residential buildings, vehicles, and an infrastructure facility were damaged. In the Odesa district, buildings and equipment at an infrastructure facility were damaged. The residential sector was also affected—two private homes and three passenger cars sustained damage.

Кирило Бойко