



Russian forces struck Odesa on September 13, damaging high-rise buildings and private homes and injuring 20 people, including a boy and a girl, according to city governor Serhii Lysak. A fire broke out at the Botanical Garden and warehouses and a children's sanatorium were also damaged, regional governor Oleh Kiper said.
The strikes came a day after search operations concluded at a 25-story residential building hit in a September 12 attack, which killed two people and injured 26. Russian forces also struck a delivery company facility in the city, injuring two more people, and drones reached educational facilities and infrastructure sites overnight.
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