Two residents of Odesa who were injured as a result of the rocket attack by russian occupiers will receive medical treatment in Austria.

Two residents of Odesa, aged 20 and 32, who were injured in the shelling by russian occupiers on June 14th, have been transported to Austrian hospitals. Both patients remain in critical condition, although without negative dynamics. Their family members, who are residing in temporary housing, were able to accompany them abroad. This information was reported by the Odesa Regional Military Administration.

The European program MEDEVAC is assisting in the treatment of the injured. The Ministry of Health and the Department of Health of the Odesa Regional Military Administration are involved in this process from the Ukrainian side. In Austria, coordination of assistance is carried out by the Headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Recall that on the night of June 24, air defense forces shot down two russian "Kalibr" missiles over the Odesa region.

During the aerial battle, one of the missiles was successfully destroyed, while the other fell in an open area. The Odesa Regional Military Administration clarified that the enemy launched the missiles from the Black Sea waters. Fortunately, there were no casualties this time.

We also reported that Odesa municipal workers have been cleaning up the debris from the coastline for the second week, which was brought there by the explosion of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Station carried out by russian occupiers. The work is being carried out along the entire coastline, from Lanzheron Beach to Velykyi Fontan.