Overnight Strike on Odesa
The number of people injured in the overnight attack on Odesa has climbed to 14, with two of the victims being children. Five of the wounded, most suffering from shrapnel injuries, have been hospitalized. The strikes targeted residential areas and civilian infrastructure, with the Primorsky district suffering the most damage. Residential buildings, a hotel, and other sites in central Odesa were hit.
In Odesa, the number of injured from the nighttime attack has risen to 14, including two children. Five victims, primarily with shrapnel wounds, have been hospitalized.
Oleh Kiper, Head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration
Situation in Sumy Region
Separately, the Sumy region experienced nearly 150 strikes over the past day. The types of weapons used included:
- guided aerial bombs
- attack drones
- FPV drones
- artillery
- mortars
This assault on Odesa highlights the ongoing military aggression in the region, which continues to harm civilians and damage infrastructure. The rising number of casualties, especially among children, is deeply concerning and underscores the urgent need for international support to protect non-combatants. The situation in Sumy, with its high volume of strikes, further illustrates the escalation of the conflict and the growing security threats across Ukraine.
The recent escalation in Odesa is not an isolated incident; similar attacks have been reported in the region. For instance, ten individuals were injured in another overnight strike, also affecting children. This pattern of violence raises significant concerns about civilian safety and the urgent need for protective measures across Ukraine.