On the night of September 13, Russia launched an air attack on Ukraine, launching 44 Shahed unmanned aerial vehicles. Of these, 32 were successfully shot down, according to the Air Force in its morning report.
The drones were mostly aimed at the southern districts of Odesa region and the region's port infrastructure. Fighter jets, anti-aircraft missile troops, and mobile fire groups of the Ukrainian Air Force and Defense Forces were used to provide protection against possible attacks.
In total, several groups of drones were launched from three directions during the attack: from the Russian cities of Primorsko-Akhtarsk and Kursk, as well as Cape Chauda in Crimea.
In Izmail district of Odesa region, as a result of the Russian attack with the use of attack drones last night, port and other civilian infrastructure was damaged, a fire broke out, and six people were injured.
"Unfortunately, there were hits. Damage to the port and other civilian infrastructure was recorded. The consequences are being eliminated. Rescuers are extinguishing the fire," said Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa RMA.
Currently, six civilians are known to have been injured.
It has also been reported that three Shaheds were shot down in Sumy region.
UPDATED
The prosecutor's office publishes photos of the consequences of a night drone attack on the south of Odesa region. Presumably, the photo is of Reni, where it was reported that a gasoline tanker was hit while being loaded in the port.
