As a result of the Russian attack on an administrative building in central Odesa, 10 people were injured, including two rescuers. More than 70 firefighters worked to deal with the aftermath.
The checkpoint on the border with Moldova is operating normally again. There are still 73 vehicles in the queue.
The SBU detained a Russian agent in Izmail who was preparing to blow up an administrative building during rush hour. He faces up to 12 years in prison.
The Russian missile attack on September 13 destroyed an EVA sorting center in Odesa. It supplied stores in the Mykolaiv, Odesa, and Kherson regions.
A Russian “Kalibr” missile destroyed a tennis player’s apartment in Odesa. Two people were killed and 26 injured in the strike, including a child.
All crossing points in Ukraine have resumed normal operations, including five in Odesa region that were previously attacked by the Russians. State institutions and regulatory services have done everything possible to restore crossing operations as quickly as possible.
As a result of the attack, a logistics company's branch, facade, windows, and a truck were damaged. Two people were injured.
During the night of September 12, the enemy attacked Odesa and damaged a residential high-rise building. Three people were injured.
Three people were affected at a market in the outskirts of Odesa; two sought medical assistance without hospitalization. A woman was wounded in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
The "Orlivka" border crossing in Odesa region has resumed operations after an air attack by the Russian Federation. Border crossing procedures are being carried out as normal.
Seventeen people were injured in Odesa during the overnight attack, including three children. Apartments on the 10th–17th floors of a building and cars were damaged.
The enemy attacked Odesa overnight on September 3 and damaged a high-rise building. Eight people were injured; medical assistance is being provided to those affected.
Russian drones hit a university in Kyiv, where 160 students were sheltering. Russian strikes also damaged facilities in Odesa, Kherson, and the Kharkiv region.
Russia struck Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The most difficult situation arose in Odesa Oblast.
During the night, Russia launched 174 drones and four missiles at Ukraine. Air defense destroyed or suppressed 141 unmanned aerial vehicles; hits were recorded at 16 locations, including missile strikes.
Eight people, including a child, were wounded in Odesa in Russia's overnight strike. A residential high-rise building, offices, and two educational institutions were damaged.
Odesa came under a nighttime attack on September 2: three people were injured, including a child; municipal infrastructure was damaged and residential buildings were destroyed. The Air Force reported "Banderol" loitering munitions heading toward the city.
The enemy attacked the Odesa region on the night of September 1, using attack UAVs, jet-powered drones, and guided aerial bombs. As a result of the Russian attack on the night of September 1, the main and auxiliary equipment of the Odesa CHP plant was damaged. Power supply disruptions began in Odesa that same day.
A fire broke out as a result of a Russian strike on a Nova Poshta terminal in Odesa region. It has been extinguished; there are no reports of casualties.
As a result of the Russian attack on Odesa, three men aged 24, 25 and 49 were injured. Buildings, cars and a private house were damaged, and fires broke out.
Russia attacked Odesa region with missiles and drones for more than 7 hours. A multi-story building, two educational institutions and infrastructure were damaged; there were no casualties.
A Russian attack damaged a checkpoint in Odesa region, prompting its temporary closure. After restoration work, passage was resumed.
A Russian UAV struck a suburban train in Mykolaiv region. The passengers and locomotive crew were unharmed after being evacuated in advance.
Due to infrastructure damage after the Russian attack, the crossing point is temporarily closed. Customs formalities are not being carried out.
In Chernihiv, 17 people were affected as a result of Russia's strike on a high-rise building. This was reported by the city council's press service.
The Russian attack caused fires at two shopping centers in Odesa region, one of which covered 35,000 sq. m. Four people were injured.
Epicentr confirmed that two shopping centers in Odesa were damaged as a result of the enemy attack. The company reported this on Threads.
As a result of Russian strikes on warehouse facilities in Odesa region, five people were injured, three of them hospitalized.
Russian Shahed attack UAVs targeted the energy infrastructure of Mykolaiv region. There were no casualties; an FPV drone also struck the Ochakiv community.
Russia launched a massive missile-and-drone attack on Odesa region. Food warehouses, energy facilities, and private houses were damaged, fires broke out.