Overnight, the Ukrainian Red Cross responded at the sites of another attack on Odesa

The Ukrainian Red Cross emergency response team in the Odesa region, alongside other emergency services, worked across multiple locations. Volunteers provided first aid to the injured, assisted residents in evacuating from damaged homes, and delivered psychological first aid to people experiencing acute stress reactions — both those affected and their relatives. They also supplied emergency responders with drinking water.

The distribution of humanitarian assistance to families whose homes were damaged is ongoing.

According to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, the large-scale attack damaged residential buildings and civilian infrastructure across the city. Fires broke out in multi-storey residential buildings, private homes and a hotel, as well as in warehouse, administrative and educational facilities. Garages and outbuildings were also set on fire, and vehicles were destroyed or damaged.

Preliminary reports indicate that 18 people were injured.