



Russian forces struck a business center in Odesa overnight into October 1, injuring one person and damaging the roof and facades of two commercial buildings, Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported.
The blast blew out windows and partially collapsed external walls on the fifth floor, igniting a fire that rescue crews extinguished before it could spread further through the complex.
City officials say Russian strikes on Odesa have become near-daily, with a September 29 attack on municipal infrastructure injuring six people, two of whom were hospitalized.
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