Missile attack on Odesa: 14 people killed, 46 wounded
Source: Odesa region governor Oleh Kiper
At about 11 am Friday, Russian troops hit the city of Odesa with a missile strike. Four explosions were heard in the city.
As of now, it is known about 14 killed during the attack. Among them, there are civilian residents, medical and emergency employees.
At least 46 were wounded. 7 of them are emergency service workers. They were hit by the second missile as they started a rescue operation on the site of the first explosion.
The governor said that all emergency services continue the search and rescue operation. The wounded are getting all needed medical assistance.
Saturday is announced a day of mourning in the region.
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