Drone attack in Odesa region: injured, damaged houses and power plant, tens of thousands of people left without electricity

Consequences of the Russian attack on Odesa region, photos: Odesa Regional Prosecutor's Office

On the night of 6 March, Russians again attacked Odesa region with drones. People and civilian infrastructure were damaged. The RMA reported that an energy facility was hit.

This was announced by the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper.

As noted, two people were injured in the attack, one of whom was hospitalised. In addition, a private two-storey house was destroyed and the glazing of an administrative building was damaged.

«A power facility was also damaged. All relevant services are working to eliminate the consequences,» wrote Oleh Kiper.

Consequences of the Russian attack on Odesa region, photo: Odesa Regional Prosecutor's Office

Consequences of the Russian attack on Odesa region, photo: Odesa Regional Prosecutor's Office

Consequences of the Russian attack on Odesa region, photo: Odesa Regional Prosecutor's Office

The Odesa Regional Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into war crimes.

According to law enforcement officials, on 5 March in the evening, Russian armed forces attacked the town of Pivdenne in Odesa region. Private and multi-storey buildings, service stations and at least 15 cars were damaged. The Russian attack left more than ten thousand local residents without electricity.

Late on 4 March, Russian troops also attacked Odesa region. Civilian and critical infrastructure was damaged, and one person was killed.