Three injured as Russian attack damages infrastructure in southern Odesa Oblast

Russian forces attacked the south of Odesa Oblast, a region on Ukraine's southern coast, on 23 October. The strike damaged infrastructure, and early reports indicate that three people were injured. The information came from Oleh Kiper, Head of the Odesa Oblast Military Administration. The attack is part of Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine.

What was damaged

Kiper said the enemy attack hit civilian, recreational and industrial infrastructure facilities. His statement did not name specific locations, describe the extent of the damage or say what weapons were used.

Casualties and fires

According to the official, early reports show that three people were injured. All of them are receiving the necessary treatment. Fires that broke out as a result of the attack have been put out by firefighters.

The Odesa Oblast Military Administration published photos showing a building on fire after the attack and the rubble of damaged infrastructure. The information is preliminary, and the number of injured could be updated as more details become available.