The number of people injured in Odessa as a result of the Russian attack has risen; among them are children
The number of people injured in the Russian attack on Odesa has risen to 20. Among them are two children.
“Twenty people have already been injured as a result of the enemy attack on Odesa. Among them are two children: a boy born in 2010 and a girl born in 2017,” Lysak said.
Thus, two minors are among the victims—a boy born in 2010 and a girl born in 2017.
Efforts to address the aftermath of the Russian attack on Odesa are ongoing.
This was reported by Serhiy Lysak, head of the Odesa City Military Administration, on Telegram.
On Sunday, September 13, Russian troops attacked Ternopil. The strike damaged a transportation infrastructure facility and an industrial building.
Russian forces struck a passenger train locomotive in Volyn, approximately two kilometers from the Ukrainian-Polish border. According to preliminary reports, no one was injured in the attack.
On the night of September 13, Russian troops attacked the area around the “Yagodyn–Dorohusk” international border crossing on the Ukrainian-Polish border. A gas station was damaged by falling debris near the border.
No hits were recorded at the “Yagodin” border crossing on the Ukrainian-Polish border during Russia’s nighttime airstrike.
The “Starokozache–Tudora” border crossing on the border with Moldova has resumed operations following a nighttime attack by Russian drones. Currently, vehicle clearance is proceeding as usual in both directions.
All border crossing points along Ukraine’s state border are currently operating as usual, including those that had previously been targeted by Russian attacks.
