Russia strikes Odesa residential buildings and hotel with drones, injuring civilians
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Updated · Kyiv Independent · Apr 27
Russia strikes Odesa residential buildings and hotel with drones, injuring civilians
14 articles · Updated · Kyiv Independent · Apr 27
Fourteen people, including two children, were injured when Russian drones hit residential buildings and a hotel in Odesa overnight on April 27.
The attacks caused fires in the Prymorskyi, Khadzhibeyskyi, and Kyivskyi districts, damaged warehouses, and set several cars ablaze, with the full extent of damage still unclear.
Odesa, a frequent target in southern Ukraine, suffered a deadly drone strike on April 24 and was impacted by a major aerial assault across Ukraine on April 25.
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