Russia attacks Odesa: administrative buildings and houses damaged, 11 people injured
Russian troops struck the city of Odesa on the morning of Friday 11 July, injuring 11 people and damaging residential buildings, service stations and a stable. An animal was killed as a result of the attack.
Source: Odesa City Council on Telegram, State Emergency Service (SES); Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration
Quote from the Odesa City Council: "A daytime attack on Odesa damaged civilian infrastructure, residential and administrative buildings, stables and cars on 11 July."
Details: Eight people are reported to have been injured so far. They are receiving the necessary medical care.
Updated: Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration, reported nine casualties, seven of whom were hospitalised and others were treated on the scene.
Quote from Kiper: "All authorised services are dealing with the aftermath of the attack. There is damage to civil infrastructure, including a residential building, a service station and a stable."
Details: The SES later announced that the number of casualties had risen to 11.
It was also reported that the attack caused a fire and damaged a service station building, residential buildings and a stable. One animal was killed.
Quote from SES: "There are currently 11 known casualties. Information is being updated."
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