A fire broke out at warehouses in the Odesa region due to shelling by the Russian Federation
In the Odesa region, a warehouse caught fire as a result of a Russian attack. There were no casualties.
Rescue workers fought the flames under extremely difficult conditions, as they had to repeatedly interrupt their work and take cover due to constant air raid alerts. Experts conducted air quality measurements and confirmed that the levels of hazardous chemicals in the smoke are within normal limits, posing no threat to the public.
Source: State Emergency Service.
On September 21, Russian invaders killed one resident of the Donetsk region and wounded 11 others. The highest number of casualties was recorded in Kramatorsk.
Russian forces attacked the Mykolaiv region yesterday and today with Shahed-type strike drones. A three-year-old boy was killed in the attacks, and four other people were wounded.
Since the evening of September 21, air defense forces have shot down 177 Russian drones, one “Kalibr” missile, and eight “Banderole” missiles. Overall, Russian troops attacked Ukraine with these weapons throughout the night.
Earlier, Russia struck a Silpo distribution center in Odesa.
In addition, Russia attacked Kyiv with drones, resulting in casualties and damage.
Overnight, Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine, and fires broke out in several regions.
