Russian strike on Odesa kills one, damages homes and postal terminal
Russia launched a massive morning attack on Odesa and the region on Friday, September 25, killing one person and injuring another, according to regional governor Oleh Kiper. The strikes targeted residential areas and logistics facilities. The attack damaged a postal terminal building in the Odesa district, which had previously been targeted by Russian forces, as well as warehouses, sparking a fire. In Odesa, a private house burned, though all fires have since been extinguished. The State Emergency Service confirmed a woman died and a man was injured. The Ukrainian Air Force reported a jet drone over Odesa at approximately 06:37. Overnight, Russia attacked Ukraine with 295 drones, with air defenses neutralizing 267 of them. Strikes were also reported in Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia.