Victim toll of Russian attack in Odesa climbs to six

The number of victims of the Russian drone attack on the night of January 13 in Odesa has increased to six.

This was reported by Oleh Kiper, the Head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, on Telegram, according to Ukrinform.

“On the night of January 13, Odesa again suffered an intense attack by enemy drones; unfortunately, six people were injured,” Kiper said.

According to him, energy facilities, apartment buildings, and social facilities were damaged, including a hospital, a kindergarten, an amusement park, a lyceum, a fitness center, and private cars.

Among the victims are six people aged 35 to 68. Two with moderate injuries were hospitalized, and four others received medical assistance on site. All are under medical supervision, Kiper emphasized.

Operational headquarters and invincibility points have been established to assist residents of damaged buildings.

The relevant services and law enforcement agencies are working at the scene, documenting Russia's latest war crimes.

As reported by Ukrinform, Russian troops attacked Odesa on the night of January 13. Five people were reported injured.