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Operational headquarters have been set up for residents, where they can receive necessary assistance.
On the night of 2 September, the occupiers once again launched a massive strike on Odesa, damaging infrastructure. It is currently known that eight people were injured, including one child, reports the head of the Odesa City Military Administration, Serhiy Lysak, on his Telegram channel.
It is noted that two people were taken to the hospital. Lysak also shared footage of the aftermath of the enemy attack.
Video: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
In particular, the strike damaged a 24-story residential building, with apartments destroyed on several floors. Windows were blown out in neighboring buildings, and debris damaged cars. In addition, office buildings and two educational institutions suffered damage.
Lysak also emphasized that specialists continue to assess the consequences of the Russian attack in several districts of Odesa. Operational and municipal services are working on site. Power workers are trying to restore electricity as quickly as possible.
“Operational headquarters have been set up for residents, where they can receive necessary assistance,” the report says.
Recall that on 27 August, Russian forces attacked Odesa region with missiles and drones for more than seven hours, the regional head reported. Civil infrastructure in the region came under strike.
In particular, the strike damaged a 16-story building, two educational institutions, and a private residence. Destruction was also recorded at infrastructure facilities and on the grounds of a grain elevator. In addition, garages and cars were damaged.
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