In Odessa, a fire department and a rescuer’s dormitory were damaged due to shelling

On July 22, during a Russian attack in Odessa, one of the city’s fire and rescue units, as well as a fire department dormitory, were damaged.

This was reported by the press service of the State Emergency Service.

As a result of the shelling, windows were broken and the facade of the buildings was damaged.

Fortunately, the personnel were not injured – the rescuers were in shelter at that time.

Local authorities and services are promptly assessing the damage and carrying out the necessary repairs.