Russian attack on Odesa region damages warehouse, energy infrastructure, and college

A Russian attack on the Odesa region partially destroyed a delivery service warehouse and damaged energy infrastructure and an educational institution, with no casualties reported. The strike occurred on Thursday, November 5, according to regional governor Oleh Kiper. The attack also damaged the administrative building of a private medical device manufacturer, and windows were blown out at a college and its dormitory. The governor reported these consequences in a Telegram post, noting damage to both energy and civilian infrastructure in the southern part of the region. No injuries or deaths have been reported as a result of the attack. The incident adds to ongoing Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure, which have repeatedly targeted energy facilities and civilian sites across the country.