On May 27, Russian forces launched drone attacks on the Odesa region, resulting in damage to residential buildings and a local postal facility, with several individuals reported injured.
The targeted strikes specifically aimed at civilian infrastructure, according to regional authorities. In Odesa district, a drone hit caused significant damage to homes, a “Nova Poshta” postal office, and a grocery store, igniting several private vehicles in the vicinity.
Four individuals were injured in the attacks, including two men and two women aged between 38 and 65. Of those injured, two are in serious condition, while the others are reported to have moderate injuries.
Emergency services are currently working to address the aftermath of the assault, ensuring that those affected receive necessary medical assistance.
Law enforcement agencies are documenting this incident as another war crime committed against civilians by the aggressor state. Further details regarding the impact of the attack are being clarified.
It is worth noting that just two days prior, on May 25, Russian forces conducted a combined strike on Odesa, which resulted in damage and casualties, including one confirmed death.
Russian drone strikes on the Odesa region have led to injuries and significant damage to civilian infrastructure. Emergency services are responding to the incident as authorities document the attack as a war crime.