Kyivpost Russian Strikes on Odesa Kill 3, Injure 1 in Infrastructure Attacks
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- •Russian strikes in Odesa resulted in three deaths and one critical injury.
- •The attack on November 9 targeted an infrastructure facility, following a previous strike on November 7.
- •Emergency services are actively responding to mitigate damage and assist victims.
On November 9, 2026, Russian forces attacked an infrastructure facility in Odesa, resulting in three fatalities and one critical injury. The head of the Odesa City Military Administration, Serhiy Lysak, reported the incident on Telegram, confirming the casualties and damage to infrastructure. This attack followed a previous strike on November 7, which killed one person and damaged municipal infrastructure. The earlier attack also caused a fire in a non-residential building. Emergency services responded to both incidents, extinguishing fires and assessing damage. The ongoing conflict has seen a series of attacks on civilian infrastructure, raising concerns about the targeting of critical facilities. The situation remains tense as the region braces for further potential assaults.
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