On September 3, local time, Lysak, director of the military administration of Odesa, Ukraine, reported that the city was attacked by Russia in the early morning, injuring 17 people, including 3 children. Currently, all of the wounded have received professional medical treatment. Allegedly, the attack caused damage to a local high-rise apartment and damage to several cars at the same time. The Russian side has yet to respond to this.

On September 3, local time, Lysak, director of the military administration of Odesa, Ukraine, reported that the city was attacked by Russia in the early morning, injuring 17 people, including 3 children. Currently, all of the wounded have received professional medical treatment. Allegedly, the attack caused damage to a local high-rise apartment and damage to several cars at the same time. The Russian side has yet to respond to this.