Russia launches another massive attack on Odesa: one wounded, power outages
Overnight, the Russian military massively attacked Odesa with drones, just like the day before. An energy facility was again under attack, reported regional governor Oleh Kiper and the energy company DTEK.
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A 55-year-old man was injured in the impact and was hospitalized in moderate condition.
Also in the city, fires broke out on the roof of a catering establishment and a warehouse building, and an administrative building, a car wash, a roadway, and the glazing of a private house were damaged.
DTEK noted that their energy facility has been under attack for the second night in a row. As soon as specialists receive permission from the military and rescuers, they will immediately begin inspecting the equipment and carrying out emergency restoration work.
Currently, about 5,000 residents of one of the districts of Odesa are without electricity. And after two days of strikes in the Odesa district, 89,500 subscribers are without power.
Currently, services are working to eliminate the consequences of both today's and yesterday's attacks. The work continues around the clock.
Overnight on February 18, Russian troops launched a massive attack on a densely populated area of Odesa, home to over 250,000 residents. As a result, four people were injured.
After that attack, 14 schools, 13 kindergartens, and a large residential area — over 500 buildings — were left without electricity and heating.
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