Ukraine said on Wednesday that at least one person was killed due to an overnight Russian drone attack in the southwestern city of Odesa
Odesa Governor Oleh Kiper said on Telegram that a 77-year-old man in the village of Lymanka
located about 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) from the city center
Kiper reported that critical infrastructure in Odesa was damaged due to the attack
while part of the city has been left without electricity
He further said that debris from the drones resulted in fires in Odesa’s suburbs
Kiper later said heating and water supply in Odesa were restored in the morning
and that engineers are continuing their work to restore power to every home
He added that a ballistic missile also struck an empty sanatorium in the region’s Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district
the Ukrainian private energy provider DTEK announced on Telegram that Russia attacked another of its energy facilities in the Odesa region
describing the strike as the fourth attack on the region's energy system in the past two weeks
Ukraine’s Air Force claimed on Telegram that its air defenses downed 115 Russian drones launched over multiple regions of the country
The overnight attack is the second in a row on Odesa
with at least four people injured during a strike that damaged the local energy infrastructure the night before
Russian authorities have not yet commented on the attack
Property conflict around the hotel complex in the village of Lymanka near Odessa received an unexpected continuation
an alarm went off in a building that had been sealed off by the police
According to a representative of the new owner of the company «UkrTechFinance» Kazbek Ikayev
A security company was called to the scene «Carabineer»
which discovered the former hotel manager there
the summoned investigative team never arrived at the scene
which Kazbek Ikayev regarded as police inaction
local residents also expressed their dissatisfaction
stating that the former owners and guests often violated public order
Another strange point is how the former owners or their representatives could have entered the territory if the locks had been replaced
the keys to the house were only with the security company "Karabiner" and the investigators from Chornomorsk
who received them under an inventory for safekeeping
Now the new owner suspects that the keys could have been secretly transferred to another party by the law enforcement officers themselves
This case has once again called into question the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies
and the situation surrounding the disputed property continues to escalate
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Russians launched a massive airstrike on Odesa region late on Tuesday, March 4. One person has been confirmed dead in the suburbs of Odesa, according to the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper
A government official stated that as a result of the Russian drone attack
It was clarified that the victim was a 77-year-old resident of the village of Lymanka
He died from shrapnel wounds sustained during the Russian airstrike
"Heartfelt condolences to the family and loved ones," added the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration
the village has a population of 13,085 people and an area of 11.55 square kilometers
Lymanka is located to the west of the Kyiv district of Odesa
Lymanka village (photo: google.com/maps screenshot)
air raid sirens were sounded in several regions of Ukraine due to the threat of an attack by Russian forces using kamikaze drones
There were concerns about a massive drone strike on Odesa and its surrounding areas
Local authorities reported that due to enemy strikes on critical infrastructure
parts of Odesa were left without electricity
The Odesa Regional Military Administration also stated that in the suburbs of Odesa
private houses were damaged by debris from downed Russian drones
the Russians launched a ballistic missile at the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district
causing almost destruction of the building