Russians attack civilian infrastructure in Odesa Oblast – photo
The roof of a food storage warehouse has been damaged in a large-scale Russian attack on the city of Odesa, while a café and other civilian facilities in the south of the oblast have been affected.
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine; Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration
Quote from Kiper: "The enemy continues to attack civilian infrastructure facilities in Odesa Oblast. A large-scale strike has damaged a food storage warehouse and a café, an office building and outbuildings on the grounds of holiday resorts."
Details: The State Emergency Service said the roof of a warehouse storing food had been damaged in the city and a fire had broken out.
An office building and outbuildings on the grounds of a holiday resort were damaged in the south of the oblast. Dry grass also caught fire. At another location, 11 buildings at holiday resorts were damaged and a café building was destroyed.
"All the fires have been extinguished. Luckily, no casualties have been recorded," the State Emergency Service added.
Background: Russia attacked Ukraine with 136 drones on the night of 8-9 October. Air defence forces downed 114 UAVs.
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