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Aftermath of Russian attack on Odesa on 15 March. Photo: State Emergency Service in Odesa Oblast
A Russian missile strike on Odesa killed 14 people, including a paramedic and a rescue worker who came to help after the first explosion, and injured 46 people, seven of whom were rescue workers.
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine; Prosecutor General’s Office; Oleh Kiper, Head of Odesa Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram
Quote: “Unfortunately, the Russian missile attack killed a paramedic and a State Emergency Service employee who had arrived at the scene of the first explosion to provide assistance.”
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Details: Kiper stated that other doctors and rescue workers were seriously injured.
Aftermath of Russian attack on Odesa on 15 March
Photo: State Emergency Service in Odesa Oblast
Currently, the total number of people injured is being determined.
Emergency worker after Russian attack on Odesa on 15 March
Photo: State Emergency Service in Odesa Oblast
“Everyone is being provided with the necessary medical care,” Kiper concluded.
Aftermath of Russian attack on Odesa on 15 March
Photo: State Emergency Service in Odesa Oblast
Aftermath of Russian attack on Odesa on 15 March
Photo: State Emergency Service in Odesa Oblast
Updated at 14:11: Oleh Kiper reported that 14 people were killed in the Russian missile attack, including local residents, a medic and a rescue worker. Another 46 people, including seven employees of the State Emergency Service, were injured.
Aftermath of Russian attack on Odesa on 15 March
Photo: Prosecutor General’s Office
The strike also damaged 10 private houses, a car repair service company, a low-pressure gas pipeline and two fire and rescue vehicles. Work is currently underway to extinguish the fire in the gas pipeline and a private house on a total area of about 120 square metres.
Background: On the afternoon of 15 March, Odesa was subjected to a missile strike by the Russian Federation, causing civilian injuries.
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