Drone strike pounds Odesa region: What was hit
Oleh Kiper said Russia’s latest strike on the Odesa region was aimed at crippling its civilian, energy and transport infrastructure.
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Russian troops unleashed a barrage of attack drones overnight into December 11, hitting an energy site, two private houses and an administrative building in the Odesa region.
The strike was reported by Odesa Regional Military Administration Head Oleh Kiper.
«Odesa region faced yet another nighttime onslaught by enemy strike drones, aimed at tearing down the region’s civilian, energy and transport infrastructure, ” Kiper said in his statement.
He said air-defense units downed most of the incoming drones, but an energy facility still sustained damage. Two private houses nearby were also hit. An administrative building had its windows and doors blasted out.
The Russian strike sparked several fires, which rescue crews promptly extinguished.
No casualties or injuries have been reported. Emergency services are working to deal with the aftermath.