Night terror in Ukraine’s largest region: Locations hit (photos)
A nighttime drone attack on southern Odesa region caused fires and damage.
A fire in the Odesa region following an overnight Russian attack
In the early hours of April 15, the Russian army again directed strike drones at south of the Odesa region, hitting port infrastructure. Fires broke out at impact sites, with dozens of rescuers deployed for liquidation.
This was reported by State Emergency Service of Ukraine and Head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration Oleh Kiper.
The occupiers launched strike drones at southern Odesa region. Fires erupted at port infrastructure sites, but rescuers quickly brought all outbreaks under control.
No casualties or injuries were reported. Thirty-seven firefighters and eight emergency vehicles were involved in the response.
Kiper specified that strike on port infrastructure caused damage to warehouse and administrative buildings.
According to preliminary information, no injuries were reported. The fires were quickly extinguished, and inspections of damaged facilities are currently underway as response teams continue to deal with the aftermath of the attack.