Russia Hits Central Odesa With Jet-Powered Drone, Administrative Building Damaged
- Russian forces struck Central Odesa with a jet-powered drone on September 18, damaging an 11-story administrative building.
- A second strike hit the same building while emergency crews were responding, injuring two rescue workers.
- Odesa Regional Military Administration Head Oleh Kiper reported 10 injured people, with three hospitalized and others treated at the scene.
- Firefighters extinguished fires across several floors, and cleanup efforts continued after more than 70 firefighters responded.
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At least ten people were injured when Russian drones hit a high-rise office building in the center of Odessa, southern Ukraine, on Friday evening. Rescue workers were among the injured, as the second strike came as they were helping those injured after the first strike, Ukrainian media reported.
An enemy attack on 18 September damaged an administrative building and injured 10 people.
<p>The enemy attacked the administrative building in the center of Odessa: the fire covered several floors, it is known about 5 wounded The Russian army struck in the center of Odessa, injuring five people. The administrative building was damaged, the fire covered several floors.</p>
Russian troops have struck Odessa. An administrative building in the city center was damaged during the attack.
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