Odesa Oblast
Russian forces damaged PepsiCo’s production complex in the Mykolaiv region; there were no casualties. The company is assessing the damage and restoring supplies.
On August 30, an unidentified aerial object entered Moldova from Odesa Oblast and returned along the same route nine minutes later.
Danone said that its office in Ukraine was not damaged and is operating as usual. Earlier, reports said that the SP Hall business center had been damaged.
A Russian attack on Kyiv damaged the SP Hall business center, where international companies reportedly operate. No deaths or injuries have been reported.
In Odesa region, food warehouses burned down, and three people were injured. In Mykolaiv region, a food-processing enterprise, port and energy infrastructure were damaged.
In the village of Myla, 27 people were killed and dozens injured after a strike on a warehouse. More than 370 residents were evacuated, and proceedings were opened over negligence.
During the night of August 29, Russian forces attacked Izmail District. One person was killed; there were casualties and transport facilities were damaged.
Parts of four regions were left without electricity due to shelling. No restrictions are expected; restoration work is ongoing, and consumption has decreased by 4.4%.
Russia is intensifying attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ahead of winter. Ukrainian experts advise striking back at oil refineries, oil logistics, and Russia’s export terminals.
The government increased funding for the reconstruction of critical infrastructure to UAH 1. 987 billion. The funds will go toward 138 existing and 25 new projects.
At night, Russia launched 258 drones, Oniks missiles, and Iskander/KN-23 ballistic missiles at Ukraine. Air defense destroyed or suppressed 233 aerial targets.
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.
The drone entered Moldova from the Ukrainian side near Palanca and returned five minutes later. Chișinău reports regular incidents.
The SBU detained a serviceman recruited by the Russian Federation to collect the coordinates of Ukrainian troops in Odesa region. He was notified of suspicion of high treason.
Maudau announced a partial staff reduction due to the consequences of Russian attacks on logistics facilities. The company plans to maintain resilience and operations.
In Kryvyi Rih, the clearing of the rubble following the Russian strike on a shopping center has been completed. Sixteen people were killed and 136 injured, including 26 children.
Romanian radars detected a target 4 km from Vylkove. Two Spanish F-18s were scrambled for monitoring, and the population of Tulcea was warned.
Drone fragments were discovered in the village of Cișlia after Russia’s overnight attack on Ukraine. The aircraft did not carry an explosive charge; its origin is being established.
Russia’s massive attack destroyed part of Metro Ukraine’s stock. The company warned of short-term disruptions to product availability and deliveries.
The President proposed granting special status to 23 historical sites and strengthening their protection. Intentional damage would be punishable by\r\nup to 10 years in prison.
The Russian attack caused fires at two shopping centers in Odesa region, one of which covered 35,000 sq. m. Four people were injured.
Due to hostilities and shelling, some consumers in six regions are temporarily without electricity. Restoration is ongoing; no restrictions are expected.
As a result of Russian strikes on warehouse facilities in Odesa region, five people were injured, three of them hospitalized.
Air defense destroyed or suppressed 109 drones, three missiles, and two "Banderol" drones. Hits were recorded at 22 locations.
Russia launched a massive missile-and-drone attack on Odesa region. Food warehouses, energy facilities, and private houses were damaged, fires broke out.
Border guards of the Odesa Detachment raised a 12-by-6-meter Ukrainian flag over the Black Sea. The action was held ahead of State Flag Day.
In Odesa region, a jet-powered "Shahed" struck the locomotive of a passenger train. All 593 passengers, including 15 children, were evacuated, with no casualties.
A Russian jet-powered "Shahed" struck the locomotive of the Zhytomyr–Odesa train. Passengers and railway workers were evacuated; there were no casualties.
Russia launched a daytime combined strike on Odesa region: a woman, a 16-year-old girl and another person were injured. Homes, silos and infrastructure were damaged.
Russia struck Ukraine with missiles, munitions, and 217 drones. Air defense destroyed or suppressed 191 targets; hits were recorded at 41 locations.