Russia launched a massive attack on the Odesa region, damaging homes and a hotel and restaurant complex

On the night of September 25–26, Russian troops launched a massive attack on civilian infrastructure in the Odesa region.

According to preliminary reports, the facades and windows of more than 10 private homes and high-rise apartment buildings were damaged in the southern part of the region.

In addition, a hotel and restaurant complex and administrative buildings on the grounds of one of the enterprises were damaged as a result of the attack.

According to preliminary data, no one was injured.

Cleanup efforts are currently underway at the sites of the strikes to address the aftermath of the Russian attack. All necessary emergency and municipal services have been mobilized for the work.

Specialists continue to work on-site to address the consequences of the shelling.

The Odesa Regional Military Administration reported on the consequences of the enemy strike via Telegram.

In the Kyiv region, two people were injured during the night of September 26 as a result of Russian attacks. Rescue workers were called in several times to address the aftermath of the Russian aggression.

On the night of September 26, Russian troops attacked Zaporizhzhia. The strike destroyed a private home, sparked fires, killed two women, and injured two people, including a child.

On the evening of September 25, a Russian drone struck Sumy. A 14-year-old girl was injured in the attack; she was on the street near the impact site at the time of the explosion. The child was hospitalized; doctors describe her condition as serious but stable.

As a reminder, over the past 24 hours, Russian invaders suffered 1,520 casualties. Additionally, one tank, five armored combat vehicles, and 73 artillery systems were destroyed.

Occupied Donetsk and a significant portion of the region’s territory temporarily seized by Russian terrorists were left without power on September 18. 

On the night of Saturday, September 19, the Russian terrorist army struck Pavlohrad. A fire has been reported.