Ukraine Claims 6 Aircraft Hit at Russian Airbase in Rostov
Zelenskyy said the joint operation damaged three helicopters and two transport planes, while fires also broke out at the Yaroslavl refinery.
- On Sept 18, Russian forces launched a jet-powered drone strike targeting a crowded area in Central Odesa, hitting an 11-story administrative building at 4:02 PM following Ukrainian Air Force warnings.
- Roughly 30 minutes after the initial impact, a second strike hit the exact same building while emergency teams were actively working at the scene, injuring rescue workers.
- The State Emergency Service confirmed 10 people were injured, including two rescue workers, as more than 70 firefighters were deployed to extinguish fires and clear destruction.
- Odesa Regional Military Administration Oleh Kiper and Odesa City Military Administration Serhii Lysak reported most victims suffered shrapnel wounds, with one individual hospitalized in serious condition.
- Russia increasingly targets civilian infrastructure in violation of international humanitarian law, systematically striking Ukraine's railway network to hinder evacuations and vital cargo transport amid the ongoing war.
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(Seoul=Yonhap News) Russia launched large-scale airstrikes across Ukraine, destroying homes, civilian and railway facilities, killing two people and injuring at least 11...
High-precision operations in Kiev, Odessa and Krivoi Rog affect strategic centers and logistics nodes.
Large-scale fires broke out in warehouses in the areas of Tar Asifka and Buyarka near the Ukrainian capital Kiev, following Russian strikes, according to local channels...
The Ukrainian Odessa region witnessed a massive attack by Russian forces last night, targeting civilian installations and storage facilities, resulting in extensive destruction and injury to three people.
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