In Odesa region, a shelter and a parking lot were damaged in a Russian attack. One dog was killed, another was injured, and 14 cars burned.
The hearing in the case concerning medical negligence by Odrex doctors Vitaliy Rusakov and Maryna Bielotserkovska was postponed again on October 7. The oncologist’s defense lawyer asked to adjourn the hearing because she was participating in another court proceeding.
Three municipal enterprise managers were notified of suspicion over the undocumented lease of sewage facilities. Odesa’s budget missed out on more than UAH 594 million\r\n.
As a result of a series of strikes on the road, trucks and passenger cars were damaged. Two people were hospitalized, and one of the injured is in extremely serious condition.
An explosion in Moldova damaged a bus and the crossing's infrastructure; a border guard sustained minor injuries. Traffic was temporarily suspended.
Russian forces struck a Liberian-flagged cargo vessel in a port in Odesa region. One sailor was killed and three were injured.
On the night of October 1, Russian forces attacked Odesa, damaging the city's infrastructure. There is currently no information about casualties.
In Odesa, a man was found shot dead near a Chevrolet on the morning of September 30. Police detained the driver of a ZAZ Tavria who tried to flee.
Russia struck civilian infrastructure in Odesa region, damaging homes and causing fires. In Romania, two Spanish F-18s were scrambled.
Despite a series of postponements, the Kyivskyi District Court of Odesa continued hearing the case concerning medical negligence by Odrex doctors Vitalii Rusakov and Maryna Bielotserkovska.
As a result of Russia's overnight attack on Odesa and the region, a woman was killed and a man was injured. Romania scrambled two F-16s because of an airborne target.
Russia attacked civilian targets in Odesa region, injuring two people. Because of the drones, Romania scrambled fighter jets, while Moldova closed part of its airspace.
During the night of September 24, the enemy attacked Odesa. Medical and educational facilities and residential buildings were damaged; emergency services are working at the sites.
A Russian attack set a foreign cargo vessel on fire in the Black Sea. The Ukrainian captain was killed, and the crew was evacuated.
As a result of the overnight Russian attack, supermarket warehouses in Odesa region caught fire; the blaze was extinguished. There were no casualties.
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.