Russians struck a multi-story building in Odesa: six people were injured, a fire broke out

Russians struck a multi-story building in Odesa: six people were injured, a fire broke out

In the morning of September 12, Russian troops struck Odesa. The enemy targeted a residential multi-story building; the building was damaged and a fire broke out.

At least six people were injured. The head of the Odesa City Military Administration, Serhiy Lysak, reported on the consequences of the attack.

Lysak announced at 05:47 that the Russians had struck Odesa again, once more targeting civilians. 

"The enemy attacked the city. A multi-story residential building was damaged. Details are being clarified," the official wrote at the time.

As of 06:27, at least three injured were reported, and by 06:51 their number had doubled.

"The number of injured in the damaged building in Odesa has risen to six. All have been taken to city hospitals, where they are receiving necessary medical care. Relevant services are working on site. Operational headquarters have been deployed to assist people," Lysak noted.

Local channels published footage from the site of the enemy strike, showing significant destruction and a fire on the upper floors of the residential building.