Russian missile attack on Odesa leaves five dead and four, including child, in critical condition
Photo: Odesa Regional Prosecutor's Office
The number of people killed in an enemy rocket attack on Odesa on April 29 increased to 5 people: one of the wounded died in the hospital.
The head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper, reported that on Telegram.
"Unfortunately, the number of victims of yesterday's Russian missile attack on Odesa has increased to 5 people. A man born in 1960 has passed away in the hospital. My deepest sympathies go out to his loved ones and friends," the head of the region said.
According to the regional military administration, there are currently 23 victims receiving medical treatment: 8 are in a severe condition, and 4 of them, including a four-year-old girl, are in an extremely serious condition.
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On April 29, in the evening, the Russians launched a missile attack on Odesa. As a result of the attack, a fire started in the palace of students of the local law academy. In Odesa, it is known as "Harry Potter Castle." This building belongs to the National University "Odesa Law Academy".
Head of the Strategic Communications Center of the Southern Defense Forces, Dmytro Pletenchuk, reported that the Russians used a rocket with shrapnel to attack Odesa. It is designed to eliminate human power. He noted that experts are still determining the type of weapon used by the Russians to strike.
"But I can state that there are holes from shrapnel on the walls around the affected object, which is used to destroy manpower and conduct hostilities. But not for attacks on civilian infrastructure and civilians," Pletenchuk emphasized.
Former People's Deputy Serhii Kivalov was also injured as a result of the attack.
