In Odessa, 14 people were injured in a night drone strike, several of whom are in serious condition
On the night of June 28, Odesa was again attacked by invisible enemies - this time from the air, which caused serious consequences for local residents. According to the Odessa Regional Military Administration, as of this morning, six of the nine injured remain in the hospital, three of them in serious condition, including one child. The remaining seven injured victims can be treated on an outpatient basis. The head of the OVA, Oleg Kiper, emphasizes that doctors are doing everything possible to preserve the life and health of each of the victims, making maximum efforts to combat the consequences of the night attack. According to official information, the day before, the authorities reported that Russian suicide drones attacked a 21-story residential complex in the city center. The impact caused a major fire that engulfed three floors — 7, 8, and 9. The fire spread quickly, and as a result of an emergency, the bodies of a married couple who died in the hit apartment were found. This incident once again confirms the high probability of repeated attacks by the enemy, especially in conditions of growing aggression and continuous hostilities. Local authorities are urging residents to be vigilant and adhere to safety measures, and are also strengthening air defense measures to possibly prevent similar tragedies in the future. Residents of Odessa and its guests are once again faced with the reality of war, which calls into question their safety and requires urgent measures to protect lives and property.