Russian attack on southern Odesa Oblast kills one, injures another

On Tuesday evening, November 10, Russian forces launched a combined attack on southern Odesa Oblast, damaging infrastructure and residential buildings, killing one person and injuring another. The attack was reported by regional governor Oleh Kiper. A three-story residential building, a tire shop, and a car wash were damaged. A 69-year-old man and a 70-year-old woman were at a bus stop during the strike; the man died at the scene, and the woman was hospitalized with multiple injuries in moderate condition. The regional prosecutor's office stated that Russia used missiles, guided bombs, and drones against civilian infrastructure. A pre-trial investigation into war crimes has been opened. Separately, Russian strikes on Vinnytsia Oblast overnight killed two people.