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    Russian drone strike kills 2, wounds 14 in Ukraine's Odesa, authorities say

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    Posted on June 28, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    A Russian drone strike in Odesa killed 2 and injured 14, including children. The attack highlights escalating tensions as diplomatic efforts stall.

    Russian drone strike kills 2, wounds 14 in Ukraine's Odesa, authorities say

    KYIV (Reuters) -Two people were killed and at least 14 wounded when a Russian drone smashed into a residential high-rise in Ukraine's Black Sea city of Odesa, authorities said on Saturday.

    Three children were among the wounded in the overnight attack, with one in critical condition, said regional Governor Oleh Kiper.

    Footage posted by the State Emergency Service showed firefighters battling a blaze and rushing residents down a dark stairwell in the 21-storey building.

    Russia has stepped up drone and missile strikes on Ukrainian cities in recent weeks as diplomatic efforts to end the nearly three-and-a-half-year-old war have stalled.

    (Reporting by Dan Peleschuk; Editing by William Mallard)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Russian drone hits residential building in Odesa.
    • •Two people killed, 14 injured, including children.
    • •Increased drone and missile strikes by Russia.
    • •Diplomatic efforts to end the war have stalled.
    • •Emergency services responded to the incident.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russian drone strike kills 2, wounds 14 in Ukraine's Odesa, authorities say

    1What happened in Odesa?

    A Russian drone strike hit a residential high-rise in Odesa, resulting in two fatalities and at least 14 injuries.

    2Who were the victims of the drone strike?

    Among the injured, three children were reported, with one in critical condition.

    3What was the response to the attack?

    Footage showed firefighters battling the blaze and assisting residents down a dark stairwell in the affected building.

    4Why have drone strikes increased recently?

    Russia has intensified drone and missile strikes on Ukrainian cities as diplomatic efforts to resolve the ongoing conflict have stalled.

    5How long has the conflict been ongoing?

    The war in Ukraine has been ongoing for nearly three and a half years.

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