Russian strike sets food warehouse and home ablaze in Ukraine's Odesa region, killing three
A Russian attack on Ukraine's southern Odesa region on November 9 set a food warehouse and a residential building on fire, killing three people and injuring at least three others, Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported.
The attack damaged a warehouse storing food, sparking a fire. In the Odesa district, a two-story residential building and a garage at a cooperative also caught fire after being struck.
Firefighters rescued two people from the burning buildings.
More than 60 emergency responders, along with psychologists from the State Emergency Service, worked at the affected sites. Their efforts were complicated by air raid alerts and the threat of further Russian strikes.
- Consequences of the Russian attackState Emergency Service
- Consequences of the Russian attackState Emergency Service
- Consequences of the Russian attackState Emergency Service
- Consequences of the Russian attackState Emergency Service
- Consequences of the Russian attackState Emergency Service
- Consequences of the Russian attackState Emergency Service
- Consequences of the Russian attackState Emergency Service
Russian attacks also caused damage elsewhere in Ukraine on November 9.
In the central Cherkasy region, critical infrastructure was targeted, while debris damaged at least three houses, a garage and a private business building in the regional capital.
In the western city of Khmelnytskyi, a drone struck private homes. In Rivne region, energy infrastructure, businesses and residential areas were also affected.
The full extent of the damage from the attacks was not immediately clear.
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