Odesa under drone fire: kamikaze drones attack city again
On the evening of June 27, residents of Odessa again heard loud explosions, indicating the activation of enemy drones, which are once again targeting the Ukrainian coastal city. According to sources, in particular, "Sospilny" and official structures, such as the Air Force of Ukraine and the city hall, combat drones of the Russian army are again trying to damage infrastructure and create panic among residents. The basic information and detailed circumstances of this night indicate that groups of enemy drones from the Black Sea have entered the zone of operational control of Ukrainian forces and are moving towards strategic objects in the Black Sea region, including Odessa. According to the Air Force, Russian kamikaze drones are already using the tactics of massive attacks, trying to complicate the response of Ukrainian defenders. Odessa Mayor Gennady Trukhanov confirmed that several explosions were heard in the city during the evening, with witnesses reporting sounds similar to the detonation of drones being aimed at targets. Authorities and rescue services are already working at the scene to determine the extent of the damage and possible casualties. The situation off the coast of Odessa has been tense in recent weeks, with Russian forces repeatedly attempting to encroach on Ukraine’s sea and air borders, using drones for reconnaissance and attacks. The military and local authorities are urging citizens to be vigilant and stay informed. This is not the first time Odesa has been the target of drone attacks in the context of a large-scale war that has been going on for over a year. Experts warn that Russian aggression using UAVs continues to escalate, complicating the situation day and night, and Ukrainian air defenses are on high alert. Local authorities and the military are urging residents to remain calm and follow the instructions of civil protection services. Information from the region continues to be updated, so follow official sources for up-to-date information.