Ukraine theater · Missile / Drone
Russians launch combined attack on food warehouses and energy infrastructure in Odesa region
Russian forces launched a massive missile-and-drone attack on Odesa Oblast overnight on Aug. 24, striking food warehouses and energy infrastructure, and damaging private homes, regional authorities said.
Why it matters
The attack targeted critical civilian infrastructure, including food warehouses and energy facilities, which could disrupt supplies and power in the region.
What's unclear
- The extent of damage to the warehouses and energy infrastructure
- The number of casualties, if any
- The specific types of missiles and drones used
Linked public sources
- Russians launch combined attack on food warehouses and energy infrastructure in Odesa region — Ukrinform
- Russian attack hits two Epicentr hypermarkets, food warehouses and energy facilities in Odesa — NV
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