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Massive Russian Attack Damages Civilian, Transport, Port Infrastructure in Odesa Region – Official

As a result of a massive nighttime Russian attack on the Odesa region, civilian, transport, and port infrastructure, as well as residential buildings, have been damaged, Head of Odesa Regional Military Administration Oleh Kiper has reported.

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Private homes, garages, automobiles, warehouse, port and transport infrastructure were hit by a massive enemy strike.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Russian strikes on port infrastructure and civilian vessels have complicated Ukrainian grain exports and created risks to the world's food security. The names of Russian military pilots who were involved in missile strikes on port and logistics infrastructure are known...

The State Emergency Service showed the consequences of the Russian attack

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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As Oleg Kiper, the head of the OVA, reports in Telegram, residential buildings, logistics facilities, port and transport infrastructure were under attack. “Roofs, facades and glazing of private houses, dozens of garages and cars were damaged. Rescuers are working on the ground and appropriate...

At night, the enemy massively attacked the civilian infrastructure of Odessa region. Residential buildings, logistics facilities, port and transport infrastructure were hit, the head of the OVA Oleg Kiper said on September 15, Gazeta.ua reports. “Roofs, facades and glazing of private houses, dozens of garages and cars were damaged. Rescuers and relevant services are working on the ground. The elimination of the consequences of the enemy attack c…

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Gazeta.ua broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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