11 July 2025

People and horses injured in Odesa attack by Shahedis

(Photo: RBC-Ukraine)

As a result of the daytime attack on July 11, civilian infrastructure, residential and administrative buildings, a stable, and cars were damaged in Odesa.

As reported by the Odesa municipality, there are currently eight victims who have been provided with the necessary medical care.

A number of telegram channels also posted videos and photos from the site of the hit to the stables. One of the horses was killed, and the others were injured.

In addition, information about the hit to one of the recruitment and social support centers in Odesa is being spread on Telegram, but this information has not yet been officially confirmed.

The former head of the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi District Council, Hryhoriy Melnychenko, who was driving through the center of Odesa at the time of the attack, also sustained minor damage to his car and ear.

Кирило Бойко

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