Russian strike hits residential building in Odesa: three apartments destroyed, fire breaks out

On the evening of October 10, Russian forces struck Odesa, damaging a two-story residential building. Three apartments were destroyed and a fire broke out on the roof, though there were no casualties.

The Russian attack destroyed three apartments in the residential building and ignited the roof.

The Odesa City Military Administration confirmed that the two-story residential building was damaged in the strike. Preliminary reports indicate there were no fatalities or injuries.

State Emergency Service psychologists worked at the scene, providing necessary assistance to the residents of the damaged building.

Municipal services are working to address the aftermath of the shelling.

An operational headquarters has also been set up in Odesa to assist people whose homes were damaged or destroyed.