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Russians attacked Odesa with ballistic missiles: residential buildings damaged, wounded. Photos and videos

Maryna LisnychukNews
Russian Federation fires ballistic missiles at Odesa. Source: Telegram channel Zelenskiy/Official

On the morning of November 25, Russian terrorist forces attacked Odesa with a ballistic missile, causing civilian casualties. As a result of the fall of enemy weaponry, infrastructure, including residential buildings, was damaged.

Information on the situation in the city is still being clarified. This was reported by the head of the regional military administration Oleh Kiper.

Footage of apartments in Odesa high-rise buildings damaged by enemy shelling has been posted online. Buildings and cars were also damaged in the city.

The official Telegram channel of President Volodymyr Zelensky published photos from the scene of the enemy attack in Odesa. According to him, there is damage due to the fall of rocket fragments.

As reported by OBOZ.UA, on the afternoon of November 18, Russia struck the civilian infrastructure of Odesa with ballistic missiles, killing ten people, including doctors, police officers and civilians. Another 55 people were injured, and residential buildings were damaged in the city.

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