Two people were killed and 25 others injured as a result of the missile strike on a residential building in Odesa.
Date note: The final casualty count was reported on 13 September following the completion of rescue operations.
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Two people were killed and another 25 were injured.
Late in the evening [of 12 September], the first death was reported.
Kyiv and Dnipro have decided to join forces to help Odesa by sending seven buses to replace rolling stock destroyed in Russian attacks.
In Odesa Oblast, Russian forces attacked civilian infrastructure, damaging the upper floors of a residential building and several private homes. A fire also broke out in the Botanical Garden, while warehouses and a children's sanatorium were damaged, regional governor Oleh Kiper said.
Odesa City Military Administration Head Serhiy Lysak reported that Russian forces attacked the regional capital around midnight on Sunday, damaging a multi-story apartment building.
Odesa Military Administration head Serhiy Lysak reported that five people were injured in the massive enemy attack on Odesa.
There is damage to the residential sector in several districts of Odesa, with authorities still assessing the full consequences.
It is reported that 24 people were injured, including two children
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