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Russia launches large-scale attack on civilian infrastructure in Odesa region, two injured

A combined overnight strike targeted civilian infrastructure in southern Ukraine's Odesa region.

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Ukrinform (Ukraine)

Russia launched a massive combined attack on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine's Odesa region overnight on September 24, injuring two people, according to Ukrainian officials.

The strike is part of a pattern of attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure that has continued since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, with civilian and energy-related infrastructure frequently among the targets cited by Ukrainian authorities.

Details on the specific facilities affected and the extent of damage caused by the overnight attack in Odesa region were not immediately fully disclosed, though officials confirmed two people were injured as a result.

The Odesa region, located along Ukraine's Black Sea coast, has been repeatedly targeted in attacks that Ukrainian officials have linked to Russian efforts to disrupt infrastructure serving the civilian population.

Ukrainian authorities continue to report and document such attacks as part of the broader record of the ongoing war, with local response teams typically deployed to assess damage and assist affected residents following each strike.

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