
A Russian missile and drone attack on Odessa and Zaporizhia injured 28 people, including an infant, and killed two people in Zaporizhia.
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Russian troops regularly shell Ukrainian cities with missiles and drones.
Russia's attack on Ukraine. Infant among many injured in Odessa
Today around 5:30 a.m. The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported the movement of Russian cruise missiles from the Black Sea towards Odessa.
Okay. time. At 7 a.m. Polish time, Serhiy Lysak, head of the Odessa military administration, reported that 16 people were injured, including a five-month-old child. After hours 9 services updated the data: 28 people were injured, including a five-month-old baby and a 17-year-old. 14 people were taken to hospital. The condition of most of the injured is average, while one person is in a serious condition.
According to Ukrainska Pravda, on that night, September 12, Russia also carried out a drone attack on Zaporizhia. Two people died and buildings were seriously damaged.

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