Death toll from Russian attack on Odesa Oblast on April 10 rises to five
The death toll from the Russian army's attack on Odesa Oblast on April 10 has risen to five, the regional prosecutor's office reported.
A man who was seriously injured has died in the hospital.
Russian troops attacked Odesa with ballistic missiles, first with Iskander-M. Transport infrastructure and nearby trucks were damaged in Odesa district.
The Russian military attacked Odesa for the second time in a day on April 10. The sounds of two explosions were heard in the city.
Regional governor, Oleh Kiper, previously reported that four people, including a ten-year-old girl, were killed in the evening Russian attack.
In addition, 14 people were injured, one man is in serious condition, and his legs were amputated.
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