On the evening of September 10, 2026, warehouse facilities of a volunteer organization in Odesa were damaged as a result of an enemy attack. The warehouses were storing humanitarian aid. According to the outlet XAB.info, citing a statement by Oleg Kiper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration (RMA), on Telegram, the warehouse building was destroyed by the strike, and the resulting fire was subsequently extinguished. The relevant services are continuing to work at the scene, addressing the aftermath of the attack.
What happened in Odesa on the evening of September 10
According to Oleg Kiper, the enemy attack damaged specifically the warehouse facilities of a volunteer organization, where items of first necessity for the region's residents were stored. The official emphasized that the warehouse building itself was also damaged. As noted in the statement, the fire that broke out after the strike was extinguished, and the relevant services are continuing to operate at the scene, working to address the aftermath of the attack and assess the scale of the damage.
Statement by the head of the Odesa RMA
Information about the incident was disseminated on air and on social media by Oleg Kiper, head of the Odesa RMA, who addressed residents through his Telegram channel. He confirmed the fact of an attack on civilian infrastructure associated with volunteer activities and reported that emergency services are already working at the scene. The specific name of the volunteer organization is not disclosed in the available statements, which limits the ability to identify the affected structure in detail at this stage.
Series of attacks on Odesa Oblast
The September 10 incident became part of a series of strikes on Odesa Oblast over the past few days. According to previously published data, on the night of September 8 the occupiers struck the "7th Kilometer" market in the suburbs of Odesa, damaging the trading pavilions, and a 58-year-old security guard was injured. On the morning of September 4, the city was also subjected to an enemy attack: as a result of the strike, one person was killed and three others were injured. In addition, there were reports of an attack on civilian shipping in Odesa Oblast, in which two citizens of Azerbaijan were killed and two others were injured.
Aftermath and the work of the services
At the time of Kiper's statement, the fire at the destroyed warehouse had been extinguished, however, measures to address the aftermath of the attack were ongoing. The priority for the services is to assess the condition of the damaged structures, ensure the safety of personnel, and restore access to the remaining stocks of humanitarian aid. The outlet XAB.info continues to monitor the development of the situation and will update the material as official data from the authorities of Odesa Oblast becomes available.
