Odesa after the second strike: municipal workers are clearing debris, and those affected may be eligible for compensation.
Late in the evening on October 10, Russian forces struck Odesa again: three apartments in a two-story building were destroyed, the roof caught fire, and firefighters extinguished the blaze. According to the Odesa Regional Military Administration, utility workers are clearing debris and repairing damage, and those affected may be eligible for compensation under one of two programs.
On Saturday, October 10, in the evening, Odesa was struck again by Russian forces. A two-story residential building was damaged: three apartments on the first and second floors were destroyed. A fire broke out on the roof, but firefighters quickly extinguished it. No one was killed or injured.
The Odesa City Military Administration (MVA) has provided an update on the situation as of today. Municipal services are collecting debris and remnants of damaged structures in residential areas. Additionally, municipal workers are boarding up broken windows and damaged parts of buildings. This is necessary to prevent further damage and to protect homes from the elements.
Residents whose property was damaged by the attack can apply for compensation under one of two programs.