Russian forces launched new strikes on civilian infrastructure in Odesa region on November 4. A logistics company's distribution terminal and trade warehouses in the suburbs of Odesa were damaged. Fires broke out at the sites, and vehicles were destroyed. As a result of the attack on warehouse premises, two people were injured.
This was reported by the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper.
According to the OMA, one of the strikes caused significant destruction to the building of a logistics company's distribution terminal. A truck trailer also caught fire.
According to preliminary information, no one was injured in this attack.
Judging from photographs released by the regional administration, it is likely the terminal of "Nova Poshta". At the same time, the OMA did not name the owner of the facility in the message, and there is no official confirmation from the company regarding this particular strike yet.
In addition, Russian forces attacked trade warehouse premises related to shoe manufacturing in the suburbs of Odesa.
After the strike, fires broke out on the warehouse territory. Two vehicles were also destroyed.
According to media reports, the strike hit the territory of the "7th Kilometer" industrial market near Odesa. Local Telegram channels also shared videos of the fire at the market. At the same time, the OMA message did not specify the name of the trade complex.
According to updated data from the regional administration, as a result of the attack on the warehouses, two people were injured - a 38-year-old woman and a 65-year-old man.
The man was hospitalized with multiple injuries. Doctors are providing him with necessary care. The OMA did not detail the condition of the injured woman.
In the first report about the strike on warehouse premises, the regional authorities reported only one casualty. Later, the number of injured was clarified.
Elimination of the consequences is ongoing at the strike sites. The full extent of the destruction and the amount of damage caused to the enterprises are currently unknown.
Based on materials from: Odesa Regional Military Administration
