Russian overnight barrage hits Odesa infrastructure and residential buildings

Russian forces struck Odesa overnight, damaging a medical facility, a school and multiple residential buildings, according to the city's military administration head Serhii Lysak, who said emergency assistance centers are being set up for residents. The strike followed earlier September attacks on a Silpo distribution center and Berger Cargo warehouses in the same city.

Elsewhere, ballistic missiles hit Kyiv, killing two people and wounding five, with a maternity hospital among the damaged sites. First responders were still searching for survivors trapped under rubble as the report went out.

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