Russian forces launched a strike on humanitarian aid warehouses in Odesa, damaging storage facilities belonging to a volunteer organization and causing a fire.

An enemy attack has damaged storage facilities belonging to a volunteer organisation which were storing humanitarian aid, including essential supplies. A warehouse building was also damaged.

Warehouse facilities belonging to a volunteer organization were damaged in a Russian attack on the Odesa region.

Preliminary reports indicate that two people were injured.

The fire caused by the Russian attack has already been extinguished.

Russia's Defense Ministry reported on Sept. 10 Moscow had attacked two dry cargo vessels heading to Odesa and a tugboat over the past day, claiming they were carrying supplies for the Ukrainian army.

On Sept. 10, a Russian strike hit the foreign-flagged tugboat Tedy – which operated under the flag of Somalia – in the Odesa region, killing two Azerbaijani crew members and wounding eight others.

Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the fatalities, identifying the deceased as Azerbaijani citizens Aslan Aliyev and Asim Gasimov, while two wounded sailors were hospitalized in the nearby port city of Chornomorsk.

Russia struck a tugboat in Odesa Oblast: two citizens of Azerbaijan died.

On 10 September, the Russian Federation attacked a civilian tugboat in the Odesa region; two crew members were killed, and two others were hospitalised.