Russian drones attacked Odesa, causing fires and injuring at least three people. The attack targeted residential buildings, including two high-rise blocks and a building in the historic center of the city. Local authorities reported significant damage, but the fires were quickly extinguished. Images shared on social media show apartments in flames and fragments of fallen drones in the city. Odesa, a strategic port for Ukrainian exports, has been frequently attacked throughout the war with Russia. In other regions, Russian drones struck the SBU headquarters in Lviv, and an attack on an energy facility in Volyn left 30,000 households without electricity. In Sevastopol, a man died and two others were injured following a drone attack, and Russian authorities reported the interception of 27 drones during the incident.
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