Russian forces conducted a double-tap strike against Ukrainian food and industrial warehouses in Odesa Oblast.

Odesa Oblast Military Administration Head Oleh Kiper stated on September 4 that Russian forces conducted a double-tap strike against Ukrainian food and industrial warehouses in Odesa Oblast.

New power outages have been reported in four Ukrainian oblasts as of the morning following a large-scale Russian attack.

Russian forces launched a massive overnight strike on civilian infrastructure in Odesa and the Odesa region on September 4.

A nine-story building was hit, destroying apartments on the sixth through eighth floors and damaging neighboring buildings.

Russian forces launched a strike on Odesa overnight on September 4, killing one person and injuring at least three others.

Residential buildings and cars were damaged in one of the city's districts.

Authorities confirmed that one person had been killed in the attack.

A Russian attack on Odesa early Friday, Sept. 4, killed one person and injured at least three others, Ukrainian officials said.

Serhiy Lysak, head of the Odesa City Military Administration, said residential buildings and vehicles were damaged in one part of the Black Sea port city.

The enemy launched 'Banderya' and KABs – the regional center and suburbs were under attack.

Oleksandr Kiper stated that the enemy massively attacked the civilian infrastructure of Odesa region.

Russian troops attacked Odesa on the morning of 4 September, damaging residential buildings and cars.