Russian forces struck a high-rise residential building in Odesa on the afternoon of September 28, causing a blast wave that broke windows in neighboring buildings and an educational institution.

A Russian strike on a high-rise residential building in Odesa on the afternoon of 28 September caused a blast wave that broke windows of neighbouring buildings and an educational institution.

Russian forces also struck Kyiv and Odesa overnight on September 28.

Preliminary figures from Ukraine’s State Emergency Service showed two people were injured in Odesa.

A residential building in Odesa was damaged by a Russian attack, with an apartment on the 12th floor destroyed and the facade, balconies, and windows on floors one through 11 damaged.

In the southern city of Odesa, a Sept. 28 Russian attack on a high-rise residential building injured six people, two of whom were hospitalized, regional governor Oleh Kiper said.

Russian forces struck Odesa with a drone on Monday afternoon... At around 3 p.m., the Air Force warned that a jet-powered Shahed drone was heading toward Odesa.

Russian military attacked Odesa with reactive drones on Monday daytime.

A 21-story residential building was damaged; an apartment on the 12th floor was destroyed.

Facade, balconies, and windows from floors 1 to 11 were damaged in the same building.

The building is located in the Moldavanka district.

Russian forces attacked Odesa on the afternoon of September 28, 2026.

A multi-story residential building in Odesa was damaged in the Russian attack.

The blast wave damaged the building’s facade, windows, and balconies on several floors, and a fire broke out.