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Russian drone attack on Odesa wounds 10, officials say
Officials said the strike damaged residential buildings and a hotel, with at least 13 people injured and several hospitalized.
- On Monday, April 27, 2026, Russia launched a drone attack on Odesa, injuring at least 13 people and damaging a hotel and residential infrastructure, Odesa Oblast Governor Oleh Kiper reported.
- As a major Black Sea port and focal point for Ukrainian exports, Odesa has been a repeated target of Russian strikes during years of war.
- The strikes caused the biggest damage in the central Prymorskyi district, where residential buildings, vehicles, and facilities were hit, sparking fires at the scene.
- Two children were among the wounded, officials reported, as the Ukrainian Air Force worked to intercept approaching drone swarms and missiles during the overnight assault.
- This incident follows a massive April 25 aerial strike across Ukraine that killed at least 10 people and injured 67, demonstrating the ongoing intensity of regional hostilities.
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Russian drone attack wounds 14 while Ukrainian drones kill 2
KYIV, Ukraine — A Russian drone attack before dawn on Ukraine’s southern city of Odesa wounded 14 people, including two children, authorities said Monday, in the latest barrage of civilian areas that have been a hallmark of Moscow’s full-scale invasion…
Russia, Ukraine Exchange Deadly Drone Attacks
A Russian drone attack before dawn on Ukraine's southern city of Odesa wounded 14 people, including two children, authorities said Monday, in the latest barrage of civilian areas that have been a hallmark of Moscow's invasion of its neighbor.
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Bombings caused the most damage in the historic central district of Prymorskyi, where residential buildings, a hotel, and other facilities were hit.
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C 39%
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