Explosion reported in Odesa after Russia continues to pummel the city with rockets
An explosion was heard in Odesa as the city was under air raid alert on March 28 due to another Russian rocket threat, local Telegram channels reported.
The Ukrainian Air Force reported a rocket moving toward Odesa Oblast, with Regional Military Administration head, Oleh Kiper, calling on residents to head to their shelters.
Russians fired rockets at the city, Kiper said later.
Preliminary reports indicate no casualties.
Russians hit southern Odesa Oblast with Kh-22 missiles from Tu-22M3 aircraft at night, and then fired an anti-radar missile from a Su-30 aircraft, but the missiles lost their combat capability over the sea, he also noted.
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The aggressors attacked Odesa with Shahed drones later at night, with Ukraine’s Air Force destroying at least two.
10 people were injured, and two buildings were destroyed after explosions rang out in Odesa on March 25.
A recreation area in the city was hit by two ballistic missiles, with several other buildings seeing windows shattered in the blast waves.
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