On the morning of 4 November russian forces hit a shopping centre in Odesa. Rescuers put out the fire and stopped it from spreading; no dead or injured.
On the morning of 4 November russian forces struck a shopping centre in Odesa, and a fire broke out. Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa regional military administration, reported it. According to preliminary information from the State Emergency Service (DSNS), nobody was killed or injured.
Despite repeated air-raid alerts, rescuers quickly put out the blaze and stopped the flames from spreading over a larger area.
DSNS photos show a damaged building and rescuers dousing the hot spots.
DSNS psychologists provided support to people at the scene.
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