Odesa Oblast

The "Orlivka" border crossing in the Izmail District of Odesa Oblast is temporarily closed due to an airstrike by the Russian Federation.

On the night of September 2, Russia launched a massive combined strike against Odesa and the surrounding region, using ballistic missiles, “Bandero” loitering munitions, KABs, and attack UAVs. Preliminary reports indicate that eight people were injured in the attack, including one child.

The Russian occupation forces have once again struck the Odesa region. The enemy targeted a gas station and a "Nova Poshta" terminal.

Over the past 24 hours, Russian occupation forces have attacked four regions of Ukraine, using aerial bombs, strike drones, missiles, and artillery. The enemy’s main targets were energy and port infrastructure, food warehouses, and residential neighborhoods.

On the night of August 24, Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on the Odesa region. The main targets were energy and gas infrastructure facilities, as well as warehouses.

On the night of August 22, Russian troops launched a massive combined strike on Ukrainian territory. In the Odesa region, transportation, industrial, and energy infrastructure facilities, as well as residential areas, came under fire.

The occupiers launched several waves of attacks on civilian infrastructure in the Odesa region. There are casualties, including two children.

Last night, Russian forces once again attacked port infrastructure in the Odesa region. The strike damaged a civilian vessel flying the Togolese flag.

On the night of Friday, August 15, Russian forces launched a drone strike on the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi District in the Odesa Region. As a result of the attack, a shoe factory building was damaged, and several fires broke out.

In the Odesa region, Russian troops attacked a Ukrzaliznytsia locomotive for the second time on August 13. This time, a drone struck a diesel locomotive that was performing shunting operations. A child was injured in the attack.