Residential building ablaze after Russian drones target Odesa region
Source: Oleg Kiper, Head of Odesa Regional Military Administration
The Odesa region came under attack of Russian kamikaze drones in the early hours of Tuesday, according to the regional governor.
The most of the drones were shot down by air defense forces, thought the attack had some consequences.
The residential building caught fire in the town of Chornomorsk, with flames spreading out in apartments on the 4th, 5th, and 6th floors of a residential building.
In Odesa district, the roof and walls of an office building were damaged while the remains of the downed drone causing a fire.
Another enemy drone crashed in an open area, but it didn’t denote. Reports show that there were no casualties or injuries in the nighttime attack.
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