On the evening of Monday, April 29, the Russians struck civilian facilities in Odessa and Kharkov, resulting in dead and injured, fires and destruction, as well as frightened dogs from an animal shelter.
Russian troops struck Odessa with an Iskander-M missile with a cluster warhead, which the Ukrainian air defense managed to shoot down. As a result of the shelling, a fire broke out in the famous “Harry Potter Castle” — as the locals call the Palace of Students of the National University “Odessa Law Academy”.
Doctors provide all the necessary assistance to those affected. Initially, it was reported that eight people suffered injuries of varying severity, among the injured was a 12-year-old boy. The death toll from the Russian attack on Odessa rose to five people and the wounded to 32. 23 Odessa residents continue to be treated in medical institutions: eight people are in serious condition, four of them are extremely serious, in particular a four-year-old girl.
“Three women and two men were killed. Among the injured were two children and one pregnant woman. Our doctors are trying to do everything possible,” said the head of the Odessa Regional State Administration Oleg Kiper.
The Odessa Public Media writes that during the missile attack, the former People's Deputy from the Party of Regions, rector of the National University “Odessa Law Academy” Sergey Kivalov was also injured. He allegedly received shrapnel wounds to his right thigh.
On Monday evening, Russian occupiers struck the Kiev district of Kharkiv with aerial guided bombs. This was announced by the mayor of the city Igor Terekhov: “A series of explosions in Kharkiv. The city is being beaten by the Cabs. Be careful. Arrival in the residential area of the city. It is known about partial damage to one high-rise building.”
As a result of the attack on Kharkov, a 42-year-old civilian was injured. “He was hospitalized with an explosive injury and shrapnel wounds to a medical facility. Doctors assess his condition as moderate,” he wrote Synegubov.
Not far from the scene of the attacks is an animal shelter with almost 650 dogs and 160 puppies. They were evacuated by volunteers from Avdiyivka and Chasovy Yar. The animals were frightened.
Recall that the Russian army hits Kharkov with anti-aircraft missiles, kamikaze drones and anti-aircraft missiles almost daily. April 4, Russians They attacked Kharkov in a double strike. Three rescuers were killed.
Odessa also suffers constant attacks. On April 23, the Russian army hit UAVs of the type “Shahed-131/136" attacked a residential building in Odessa. Nine people were injured, including children.
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Researcher of the topic, author of the text: Vira Labych
Literary Editor: Julia Futei
Bildeditor: Vyacheslav Ratynskyi
Site Manager: Vladislav Kuhar
On the evening of Monday, April 29, the Russians struck civilian facilities in Odessa and Kharkov, resulting in dead and injured, fires and destruction, as well as frightened dogs from an animal shelter.
Russian troops struck Odessa with an Iskander-M missile with a cluster warhead, which the Ukrainian air defense managed to shoot down. As a result of the shelling, a fire broke out in the famous “Harry Potter Castle” — as the locals call the Palace of Students of the National University “Odessa Law Academy”.
Doctors provide all the necessary assistance to those affected. Initially, it was reported that eight people suffered injuries of varying severity, among the injured was a 12-year-old boy. The death toll from the Russian attack on Odessa rose to five people and the wounded to 32. 23 Odessa residents continue to be treated in medical institutions: eight people are in serious condition, four of them are extremely serious, in particular a four-year-old girl.
“Three women and two men were killed. Among the injured were two children and one pregnant woman. Our doctors are trying to do everything possible,” said the head of the Odessa Regional State Administration Oleg Kiper.
The Odessa Public Media writes that during the missile attack, the former People's Deputy from the Party of Regions, rector of the National University “Odessa Law Academy” Sergey Kivalov was also injured. He allegedly received shrapnel wounds to his right thigh.
On Monday evening, Russian occupiers struck the Kiev district of Kharkiv with aerial guided bombs. This was announced by the mayor of the city Igor Terekhov: “A series of explosions in Kharkiv. The city is being beaten by the Cabs. Be careful. Arrival in the residential area of the city. It is known about partial damage to one high-rise building.”
As a result of the attack on Kharkov, a 42-year-old civilian was injured. “He was hospitalized with an explosive injury and shrapnel wounds to a medical facility. Doctors assess his condition as moderate,” he wrote Synegubov.
Not far from the scene of the attacks is an animal shelter with almost 650 dogs and 160 puppies. They were evacuated by volunteers from Avdiyivka and Chasovy Yar. The animals were frightened.
Recall that the Russian army hits Kharkov with anti-aircraft missiles, kamikaze drones and anti-aircraft missiles almost daily. April 4, Russians They attacked Kharkov in a double strike. Three rescuers were killed.
Odessa also suffers constant attacks. On April 23, the Russian army hit UAVs of the type “Shahed-131/136" attacked a residential building in Odessa. Nine people were injured, including children.
The material was worked on:
Researcher of the topic, author of the text: Vira Labych
Literary Editor: Julia Futei
Bildeditor: Vyacheslav Ratynskyi
Site Manager: Vladislav Kuhar
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