UNESCO-protected Odesa landmark damaged amid Russian assault
Russia's drone attack on Odesa damaged a family clinic, an architectural landmark within a UNESCO-protected zone, the Odesa City Council reported on Nov. 15.
The clinic, located on Pastera Street within a UNESCO-protected zone, sustained significant damage. Windows were shattered, doors and walls were damaged, along with the ceiling, roof beams, and furniture inside the building.
Specialists are inspecting the condition of the building and its engineering networks, city authorities said. Windows are being temporarily covered with film.
The clinic will remain closed until the inspection is completed.
The Russian forces carried out a massive attack on Odesa using drones and missiles late on Nov. 14. Residential buildings were damaged, a heating pipeline was struck, one woman was killed, at least ten people were injured, and 40,000 residents were left without heat.
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