Russia strikes Odesa Oblast, damages several buildings  

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According to local authorities, Russian forces launched mass drone in southern Odesa Oblast over night on Nov. 8 that damaged several residential buildings as well as a school located in the city of Odesa.
Oleh Kiper, the Odesa Oblast governor, said on Telegram that at least two people were injured as of 1 am local time. The blast wave is said to have shattered the windows of one of Odesa’s city schools, while shrapnel caused two gas pipes to ignite and depressurize in another district of Odesa.
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According to local authorities, Russian forces launched a mass drone attack in southern Odesa Oblast over night on Nov. 8 that damaged several residential buildings as well as a school located in the city of Odesa.
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The War Zone experts say that even though it is difficult to determine the exact consequences of the attack, the recent strike was “significant in many ways”.

 

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