On the night from Sunday to Monday, Odesa was the target of a massive drone attack from Russia, resulting in significant damage to civilian infrastructure. According to the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kipper, the attack damaged a residential building, a hotel, and several cars, and at least nine people were injured. Following the attack, drone debris was found in the city, and fires affected most of the area. Local authorities confirmed that all relevant services are mobilized to assess and manage the consequences of the attack. Before the incident, the Air Force issued an air raid alert, warning the population about a group of drones heading towards Odesa. Additional details about the damage and casualties are being clarified.
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