Odesa region

Russian forces launched guided aerial bombs and missiles at civilian infrastructure in the Zaporizhzhia and Odesa regions on July 3, injuring eight people in Zaporizhzhia (including two teenagers) and two in Odesa. The attacks followed earlier strikes in Sumy and Zaporizhzhia that caused six deaths and numerous injuries.

Russian forces attacked energy and civilian infrastructure in the Vilkove community of Odesa region, causing a fire and leaving the town without electricity. The strike injured one person, according to the Izmail District Military Administration.

Russian attacks targeted civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, killing a railway worker in the Sumy region and damaging a logistics terminal in Zaporizhzhia and a solar energy facility in the Odesa region. Another employee was injured in the attacks.

A Russian drone strike hit the cargo ship ANT en route from Ukraine’s Odesa region to Turkey in the Black Sea, causing a fire and injuring two crew members. Ukraine’s Navy reported the vessel was evacuated and the blaze extinguished, attributing the attack to Russian forces.

Russian forces conducted a drone attack on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine's Odesa region, injuring 11 people including two children. The strike damaged residential buildings, a Nova Poshta branch, and a grocery store, with three victims in serious condition.

A combined Russian missile-and-drone attack struck Odesa region on May 25, killing one person and injuring four others. The strike damaged an infrastructure facility, a school, and nearby residential buildings, according to officials.

Russian drone attacks overnight in Ukraine injured over 10 people, causing significant damage to residential buildings, a hotel, and facilities in Odesa's Prymorskyi district. Ukrainian Prime Minister Julia Svyrydenko is set to visit Poland amid the ongoing conflict.