Russian strikes spark fires in two Odesa districts, no casualties reported

Russian strikes on Ukraine's Odesa region caused fires and damage in two districts, Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported, with no casualties announced. Fires were extinguished. In Odesa district, two cars and dry grass caught fire, with fences, facades, and windows of two homes damaged. In Izmail district, a residential building was hit, and two cars and an outbuilding burned. All fires were promptly extinguished. Russia regularly attacks Ukrainian cities and civilian infrastructure with drones, missiles, and rockets. Ukrainian authorities and international organizations classify these strikes as war crimes, while Russia denies targeting civilian infrastructure.