Russian forces struck a business centre in Odesa, damaging the roof, facades, and windows of two buildings, and injuring one person.

The Russians have struck a business centre in Odesa. One person has been injured.

In Odesa, an office building was hit overnight on October 1.

Local authorities said one person was injured.

Serhiy Lysak, who heads Odesa’s city military administration, also said the Russian attack had “damaged infrastructure” in the city but gave no details.

Russian forces struck a business center in Odesa, leaving one person injured.

Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, reported that the enemy attack damaged the roofs and facades of two buildings.

The blast wave shattered windows and partially destroyed walls on the fifth floor.

On the Ukrainian side of the border overnight Oct. 1–2, the Air Force reported 108 incoming Russian drones, including 47 jet-powered Shaheds.

It said air defenses shot down or suppressed 88, approximately 81% of the total.

In Odesa, law enforcement officers have uncovered a scheme involving the illegal departure of conscripts abroad through the use of forged disability documents.

The organiser of the illegal operation was a 34-year-old woman from Odesa, who was acting in collusion with medical staff at local hospitals.

She priced her ‘turnkey’ document production services at 8,500 US dollars.