Odesa has once again been the target of Russian attacks, causing significant damage in the central Prymorskyi district, where high-rise buildings and residential structures were affected. Serhiy Lysak, the head of the local military administration, stated that the attacks generated strong fires on the upper floors, but they have been controlled. Emergency services warned that the number of injured could rise, and among those affected is a 17-year-old boy, with two people in serious condition in intensive care. In total, fourteen people were injured in Monday's attack. The Ukrainian air forces reported that Russia launched a ballistic missile and 206 drones, of which 172 were shot down. Damages include a damaged kindergarten, destruction at a shopping center, a hotel, and several administrative buildings, as well as dozens of destroyed vehicles. The attacks continue to target the essential infrastructure of the city.
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