Russians attacked Odesa region with drones - six people were injured

On the night of Monday, July 24th, multiple explosions were heard in the Odessa region during an air raid alarm. Russian terrorists once again attacked the Odessa region this night.

This time, they targeted the port infrastructure near the River Danube. For four hours, the Russians conducted a drone attack with "Shahed-136" drones. Three of the drones were successfully intercepted and destroyed by our anti-aircraft forces. This resulted in damage to warehouses storing grain and the destruction of reservoirs used for storing other types of cargo. A fire also broke out in one of the production facilities but was quickly extinguished.

Currently, rescue workers, police, and other emergency services are on the scene. Law enforcement officers are conducting an investigation, documenting the aftermath of the hostile attack, gathering physical evidence, and maintaining order.

As a result of the nighttime drone attack on the port infrastructure of the Odessa region, seven people were injured. Two of the injured received medical assistance on-site, while five others were hospitalized.

One of the hospitalized individuals is in critical condition and has been placed in the intensive care unit. The medical staff has successfully stabilized their condition, and they are preparing to transfer this person to a specialized medical facility. Another injured individual is in moderate condition.

The remaining three individuals suffered minor shrapnel wounds and contusions. They received the necessary medical care and were directed for outpatient treatment, and hospitalization was not required.