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Russian drone attacks in Odesa on the evening of Jan. 24 injured two people, Governor Oleh Kiper said.
According to the governor, one man suffered from burns, and another was hospitalized with multiple but non-fatal cuts, Kiper added.
The attacks also caused damage to residential buildings and started fires, Kiper said.
Located far from the active combat zone, Russia still frequently targets Odesa, often attacking with drones.
A drone strike on Jan. 17 injured three people and damaged buildings, forcing the evacuation of 130 people.
‘I thought it was the end’: Russian missile strike hits apartment complex outside Kyiv
The morning routine on Jan. 23 of the residents of an apartment complex in a western suburb of Kyiv was violently disrupted by a Russian missile strike. Missile debris landed a few dozen meters from a children’s playground in the complex, damaging two stories of a new high-rise residential building
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