At least 300 apartments were damaged by a blast wave as a result of yesterday's Russian attack on Odesa. The head of the Odesa Regional State Administration, Oleh Kiper, said this on the air of the telethon "United News", UNN reports.
"Yesterday, unfortunately, Odesa was not ignored. We have a hit in a recreational area, several buildings and many windows were damaged. The explosion was very strong, and this is the city center. You can see how many buildings around were damaged by the blast wave.
... As for the damage and destruction of civilian infrastructure, we will have information later this evening. At the moment, it is 300 apartments, but I think the number will increase," he said.
Kiper thanked everyone for their help in restoring the damaged civilian infrastructure.
"We have a well-established mechanism: the regional state administration, the city council, volunteers, the Red Cross, and all concerned citizens help. I want to thank everyone. The townspeople are actually taking up the hammer themselves and helping, and I am grateful for that," he said.
Yesterday, the enemy launched a missile attack on Odesa. 300 thousand subscribers are left without electricity.