Attack on Odesa Oblast, casualties reported

The Russians launched an attack on Odesa Oblast on 10 November. So far, two strikes were recorded in the Odesa district, and three people were reportedly injured.

Source: Southern Defence Forces on Telegram; Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration

Quote: "During this evening’s air raid, there were two strikes in the Odesa district.

At the moment there is information about three victims. A 96-year old woman was saved from under the rubble in a cooperative dacha community and taken to hospital. Two more elderly people (aged 72 and 73) have received light injuries and were treated on the spot."

[A cooperative dacha community is an association of persons, each of whom has a dacha plot within the same territory; a dacha is a summer house usually with a little plot of land where people grow vegetables, fruit trees and berries, or keep a garden – ed.]

Updated at 23:17: Southern Defence Forces reported that the Russians hit a cooperative dacha community during their evening attack, with the second strike, likely carried out with an Oniks supersonic missile, hitting port infrastructure.

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