Industrial facility damaged in Russian attack on Odesa
Russian invaders strike industrial facility in Odesa (Photo: Serhii Lysak / Telegram)
Russian occupying forces attacked Odesa overnight, damaging an industrial facility, Serhii Lysak, head of the Odesa Military Administration, reported on Feb. 8.
He said the blast wave also shattered windows in a religious building.
According to him, damage to residential buildings was minimal. Municipal services have already worked at the sites and promptly eliminated the consequences.
On Feb. 4, Russian occupying forces attacked Odesa with drones. Damage was recorded in three districts.
In Odesa, Russia’s overnight drone attack on Feb. 4 caused infrastructure damage in three districts. More than 20 residential buildings, two kindergartens and one school were damaged. Two people were injured.
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