In Odesa, six people were injured in a Russian drone attack. The strike damaged residential buildings, including a 9-storey building with smashed windows and damaged balconies. Fires engulfed several buildings and cars, and the firefighting effort was hampered by repeated air raid alarms.<\/p>\n
The Russian drone attack caused significant damage to Odesa's residential infrastructure. Smashed windows, damaged facades and balconies of a nine-storey building were the direct result of the strike. Two people were injured, one of whom was rescued on the spot.<\/p>\n
In addition to residential buildings, one- and two-storey buildings were damaged, resulting in fires and destruction. The fire engulfed three cars and a heating line, which could affect heat supply in the surrounding area. About. reports<\/a> SES of Ukraine.<\/p>\n During the attack, fire broke out in a warehouse building with food equipment and a hangar where wheat was stored. An administrative building was also damaged. Efforts to extinguish the fires were hampered by repeated air raid warnings, forcing rescuers to temporarily suspend operations.<\/p>\n A total of 92 rescuers and 21 units of equipment from the State Emergency Service were at the scene. Seven members of the Association of Volunteer Firefighters of Ukraine with two units of equipment also provided assistance. Their coordination made it possible to quickly localise the fires and provide assistance to the victims.<\/p>\n\r\n Fires in warehouses and administrative premises<\/h2>\n
Response of emergency services and volunteer groups<\/h2>\n