Russian missiles hit Odesa overnight, Ukrainian official says
At least six people were injured, including a child, after Russian missiles struck the city of Odesa in southern Ukraine, a Ukrainian military official said Tuesday, News.az reports citing UNIAN.
Serhiy Bratchuk spokesman of the Odesa military administration said in a Telegram post that the city was targeted by seven "Kalibr" cruise missiles fired from the Black Sea.
Six of the Russian missiles evaded Ukrainian air defenses and hit areas with a "civilian population," Bratchuk said.
Three homes and at least two other buildings were destroyed in the attack, with damage reported to several other structures, he added.
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