Russian drones hit Odesa Oblast's port logistics
A dry cargo warehouse and road containers were damaged in Odesa Oblast (Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Odesa region/Handout via REUTERS)
Russia’s overnight drone attack on Ukraine’s Odesa Oblast damaged port and transport infrastructure facilities, regional Governor Oleh Kipper reported on Telegram on March 3.
A dry cargo warehouse and road containers were damaged, and windows in administrative buildings were shattered.
There have been no reported casualties. Emergency and municipal services are at the scene.
Air raid alerts were declared overnight in several Ukrainian oblasts in response to the threat of a Russian drone attack.
In Kharkiv, debris from an intercepted drone shattered the windows of several apartment buildings and damaged nearby cars.
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