14 September 2024

Wreckage of drones shot down at night damages buildings in Odesa region

(Photo: Oleh Kiper/OWA)

For the second night in a row, Russian terrorists attacked Odesa and Izmail districts with attack drones. Air defense hunted for the drones for more than three hours.

According to the head of the Odesa regional administration, Oleh Kiper, the drones were eventually shot down, but the drone debris fell on the territory of a private household in the suburbs of Odesa, destroying three buildings and damaging a house and garage. No one was killed or injured.

In addition, in Odesa district, the fall of UAV debris on the territory of the residential sector caused a fire on the roof of a private house. The fire of 10 square meters was extinguished by the owners themselves. At another location, a car and a warehouse caught fire as a result of a Russian attack. The fire was extinguished by the State Emergency Service. There were no reports of casualties.

In Izmail district, the wall of a hangar, windows and doors of a country house were damaged without ignition. No one was killed or injured. Law enforcement officers are recording the consequences of another terrorist act by Russians against the civilian population of Odesa region.

According to the press service of the Air Force Command, on the night of September 14, the enemy attacked with Shahed-type attack drones. A total of 76 drones were detected in the sky by the air force's radio engineering troops, and 72 were shot down. In addition, two enemy drones disappeared from the locators over the territory of Ukraine, and two more returned to Russia.

On the night of September 13, Odesa and its suburbs were under attack by Russians. The enemy used attack drones. It was loud in many parts of the city.

Earlier, the Russian military attacked a civilian ship in the Black Sea that was transporting wheat to Egypt.

Photo: Oleg Kiper/OVA

Кирило Бойко

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