Russia attacked a civilian business in the Odesa region: three people killed

Three people were killed and four others were injured as a result of a Russian attack on a civilian business in the Odesa region.

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Russian troops have struck a civilian facility in the Odesa region. According to the regional military administration, three people were killed and four others injured as a result of the attack. A fire broke out on the premises, and a gas pipeline was damaged. On 21 July, a day of mourning was declared in Odesa for those killed as a result of the Russian attacks.

An attack on a civilian enterprise in the Odesa region

According to the Odesa Regional State Administration, the Russian attack struck the premises of a civilian enterprise. Three people were killed and four others were injured as a result of the strike.

Following the shelling, a fire broke out on the factory premises — machinery caught fire. In addition, the gas main was damaged. Details of the extent of the damage are being ascertained.

The relevant services are working at the scene of the attack, clearing up the aftermath of the strike and documenting the damage.

21 July was declared a day of mourning in Odessa

The Odessa city authorities have declared 21 July a day of mourning for those who lost their lives as a result of Russian attacks.

On the day of mourning, national flags and city flags with black ribbons are to be flown at half-mast on the buildings of government bodies, local authorities, businesses and organisations. Organisations have also been advised to limit the use of music and the holding of entertainment events.

Russian attacks on Odesa and the surrounding region

Odesa region has recently been subjected to regular Russian attacks. The strikes are targeting both Odesa and civilian and industrial infrastructure in the region.

A new attack on a civilian business has resulted in casualties and damage to infrastructure. The full extent of the damage caused by the strike may be clarified once the emergency services and law enforcement agencies have completed their work.

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