Russia hits Odesa with ballistics and glide bombs, injuring three
Another evening in Odesa shattered by neighbors who have an endless supply of high-grade ordnance and zero shame.
Warnings for incoming ballistics flashed first from the south, quickly followed by glide bombs and loitering munitions dubbed Banderol heading straight toward city neighborhoods.
Infrastructure took a hit alongside ordinary residential buildings, leaving three people wounded, including a child. Modern military precision on that side of the border still apparently translates to flattening living rooms near the coast.
Suburban roofs and children remain top-tier strategic assets on the strike manifest.
Source: Telegram
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