Russian strike hits critical infrastructure facilities and residential areas in Izmail, leaving people injured – photos
Russian forces launched strikes on critical and residential infrastructure facilities in the Izmail district in Odesa Oblast on the night of 15-16 May, leaving two people injured.
Source: Izmail District Military Administration; Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration
Details: The administration said that critical infrastructure facilities and residential buildings in Izmail had come under attack.
Quote: "Sadly, people have been injured and are receiving the necessary medical treatment. No serious injuries have been recorded."
Details: Damage to power lines left 39 settlements in the Izmail district without electricity. A total of 22,662 consumers remain without power.
Update: Kiper updated information on the aftermath of the Russian attack on Odesa Oblast.
Quote: "The enemy conducted a large-scale drone attack on the south of Odesa Oblast last night. Residential and port infrastructure were affected. Sadly, people have been injured."
Details: Kiper said UAVs had struck a five-storey residential building. The facade and windows were damaged, balconies caught fire and a car showroom on the ground floor was also set ablaze.
In addition, a single-storey residential building was damaged, with two people injured there.
Quote: "Port infrastructure – a warehouse and an office building – was also damaged in the attack. Windows were shattered at these facilities.
In addition, debris fell onto the territory of an educational institution."
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