Russia’s nightly rocket attack on Odessa killed at least one person and injured 19, Reuters reported Sunday.
The Ukrainian army’s local command said five types of missiles were used in the rocket attack that Russia carried out on the night from Saturday to Sunday on the Odessa region. Kalibr, Oniks, Iskander-K, Ch-22 missiles and Iskander-M missiles were fired.
The vast majority of the rockets fired were shot down by Ukrainian air defenses, but some hit infrastructure and civilian buildings. So far, one person is known to have lost his life and 19 were injured. Four of the victims are children, according to the information provided.
The shelling hit the port infrastructure, at least six residential buildings and dozens of cars. In the center of Odessa, a shell destroyed the building of the Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate.
Mykolaiv and Odessa were fired upon
Russians continue to fire on Ukrainian cities. In the night from Wednesday to Thursday, they shelled Odessa and Mykolaiv. Civilians also suffered then.
A woman and a man were retrieved from under the rubble in Mikołajów, who miraculously escaped death. Ukrainian services reported that five multi-storey residential buildings and 15 garages were damaged.
Mykolaiv is a city close to the front. It is located in the south of Ukraine on Bohemia, near the mouth of the river to the Black Sea. A little further south is Kherson. Both cities were repeatedly attacked with drones.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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