Russian drone strikes administrative building in Odesa, injuring three
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A Russian drone struck an administrative building in central Odesa on September 18, injuring three people. One of the wounded is in serious condition, and all three have been hospitalized. The strike hit a crowded area, according to the head of the Odesa city military administration.
Key Facts
- Three people were injured in the drone strike on an administrative building in central Odesa.
- One of the wounded is in serious condition, and all three have been hospitalized.
- The drone hit a building belonging to Ukrzaliznytsia, according to local outlet Dumskaya.
- Sergey Lysak, head of the Odesa city military administration, confirmed the attack and said details were being clarified.
The Strike
A Russian drone struck an administrative building in central Odesa on September 18. The attack hit a crowded area, according to Sergey Lysak, head of the Odesa city military administration. Lysak reported that the building was damaged and that all details were being clarified. Local outlet Dumskaya reported that the drone hit a building belonging to Ukrzaliznytsia, the Ukrainian railway company.
Casualties and Response
Three people were injured in the strike, Lysak said. One of the wounded is in serious condition, and all three have been hospitalized. After the impact, heavy smoke rose from the site, according to Dumskaya.
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