This morning, June 24, there were explosions in Odessa. The Russians launched two missiles, probably the Iskander-K. One of them did not achieve the goal thanks to the work of air defense.
At the moment, three victims are known: a 19-year-old boy and two men aged 50 and 58. The wounded were hospitalized, doctors provided them with the necessary assistance. Head of the Odessa Military Administration on the air of the tele-marathon “United News” Oleg Kiper told that as a result of the morning attack of the Russian Federation, about 5000 square meters of territory were damaged, the fire occurred on 3000 square meters.
More than 90 rescuers and 20 units of equipment were involved in extinguishing the fire. While doing the emergency services for the second time, air alarms sounded, because of this, the rescuers were forced to move to a safe distance and stop the fire fight.
“Rescuers are currently working to repel the part occupied by the fire from the rest of the civilian infrastructure. Nearby there are many civilian buildings, high-rise buildings”, — noted Oleg Kiper.
In Telegram channel Defence Forces of the South of Ukraine It was noted that the warehouse was damaged.
Local authorities have deployed an operational headquarters for the elimination of the consequences of the morning attack, where they accept applications and provide advice on the registration of material assistance.
The Odessa Regional Prosecutor's Office has launched a pre-trial investigation into the morning Russian attack in criminal proceedings for violation of the laws and customs of war.
Recall that for two days in a row Russian troops shelled Kharkiv. On June 23, Russians shelled a school, industrial zone and private sector. The consequences of the enemy attack are captured in the photos Yevhen Gertner. On June 22, the enemy struck a KaB on a residential building in Kharkiv. War crime — from the perspective of a documentary filmmaker Georgy Ivanchenko.
This morning, June 24, there were explosions in Odessa. The Russians launched two missiles, probably the Iskander-K. One of them did not achieve the goal thanks to the work of air defense.
At the moment, three victims are known: a 19-year-old boy and two men aged 50 and 58. The wounded were hospitalized, doctors provided them with the necessary assistance. Head of the Odessa Military Administration on the air of the tele-marathon “United News” Oleg Kiper told that as a result of the morning attack of the Russian Federation, about 5000 square meters of territory were damaged, the fire occurred on 3000 square meters.
More than 90 rescuers and 20 units of equipment were involved in extinguishing the fire. While doing the emergency services for the second time, air alarms sounded, because of this, the rescuers were forced to move to a safe distance and stop the fire fight.
“Rescuers are currently working to repel the part occupied by the fire from the rest of the civilian infrastructure. Nearby there are many civilian buildings, high-rise buildings”, — noted Oleg Kiper.
In Telegram channel Defence Forces of the South of Ukraine It was noted that the warehouse was damaged.
Local authorities have deployed an operational headquarters for the elimination of the consequences of the morning attack, where they accept applications and provide advice on the registration of material assistance.
The Odessa Regional Prosecutor's Office has launched a pre-trial investigation into the morning Russian attack in criminal proceedings for violation of the laws and customs of war.
Recall that for two days in a row Russian troops shelled Kharkiv. On June 23, Russians shelled a school, industrial zone and private sector. The consequences of the enemy attack are captured in the photos Yevhen Gertner. On June 22, the enemy struck a KaB on a residential building in Kharkiv. War crime — from the perspective of a documentary filmmaker Georgy Ivanchenko.
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