Russian missile cripples infrastructure facility in Odesa
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Aftermath of a Russian attack on Odesa, Jan. 29 (Photo: Serhiy Okuniev / NV)
An infrastructure facility was damaged in an overnight Russian missile strike on Odesa, reported Serhiy Lysak, head of the city's military administration, on Telegram on Jan. 29.
There have been no casualties.
Emergency crews and utility services are on the scene, mitigating the aftermath of the strike.
The previous night, Russia carried out another drone attack on Odesa, damaging the Holy Dormition (Assumption) Monastery for the third time since the start of the full-scale invasion.
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