Kyivpost Massive Russian Drone Attack on Odesa Injures Civilians and Damages Infrastructure
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- •Odesa was hit by a Russian drone attack, injuring at least 14 people.
- •The attack damaged residential buildings, a hotel, and port infrastructure.
- •Emergency services are actively responding to the aftermath of the attack.
On April 27, 2026, Odesa experienced a significant drone attack by Russian forces, injuring at least 14 people, including two children. The attack primarily targeted the Prymorskyi district, damaging residential buildings, a hotel, and port infrastructure. Ukrainian officials reported that the assault involved 94 drones, with 74 intercepted. The regional military administration confirmed that emergency services were deployed to manage the aftermath, including fires and debris removal. The attack also affected a merchant vessel in the area, causing minor damage but no injuries on board. This incident is part of ongoing hostilities in the region as Ukraine continues to face drone assaults from Russia. The situation remains fluid as authorities assess the full extent of the damage and casualties.
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