On the night of November 4, Russian military forces launched strikes on the Odesa region, damaging energy and civilian infrastructure facilities. According to preliminary data, no one was injured in the attack, but aftermath clearance operations are ongoing at the strike sites.
Targets of the attack: Energy and civilian infrastructure
According to Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, writing on his Telegram channel, the enemy attack targeted the region's energy and civilian infrastructure. Hits were recorded at an energy facility, a shopping center building, and the private residential sector, RBC-Ukraine reports.
Consequences: Fire at the shopping center, no casualties
A fire broke out in one of the shopping centers following a direct hit, which had already been extinguished by the time reports were published. Emergency crews continue to clear the aftermath of the shelling at the sites. According to preliminary information, there were no casualties from the attack.
Context of the night attack: Over 300 drones
On the night of November 4, Russia attacked Ukraine with 310 strike drones of various types, including Shahed drones, Gerberas, and Parody decoys. According to air defense forces, 272 enemy targets were neutralized.
Energy under attack: Kovel left without power
In addition to the Odesa region, the consequences of infrastructure strikes were also felt in Kovel: a large part of the city was left without electricity following an enemy strike on energy facilities.
