Six homes destroyed, 66 damaged in Odesa district after Russian air attack – authorities

Six residential buildings, including one apartment block, were destroyed and another 66 were damaged in Kyivsky district of Odesa as a result of a Russian overnight air attack, Head of Odesa City Military Administration Serhiy Lysak has said.

"In total, 66 residential buildings were damaged, including 14 apartment blocks and 52 private houses. Visual inspection confirmed the destruction of six buildings, one of them a multi-storey residential building. A total of 1,059 windows were shattered, along with 11 doors and eight roofs damaged. Utility services promptly boarded up 617 broken windows, while owners declined boarding for another 81. So far, 66 cubic meters of construction debris have been removed," he said on Telegram.

According to him, the operational headquarters and two mobile Points of Invincibility were deployed overnight.

"During the day, 149 residents of the affected buildings applied to the headquarters. Representatives of Kyivskyi district administration, together with utility services, drew up 54 reports on damaged housing, including 36 apartments and 18 private homes," the head of the military administration said.