Russian troops attacked Kharkiv and Odesa region on the night of March 11 with Shahed-136 kamikaze drones. This was reported by the local regional military administrations.
Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa RMA, wrote that the drones came in from the Black Sea and maneuvered between residential buildings and industrial areas, complicating the work of air defense.
The air defense system shot down 10 drones, but an infrastructure facility was hit in Odesa district, administrative buildings were damaged, and a fire broke out, which was quickly extinguished.
The shock wave smashed windows in private homes and destroyed outbuildings.
In Kharkiv, two apartment buildings, a hotel, and an infrastructure facility were damaged by the Shahed attack, said Oleh Synegubov, head of the RMA. Two cars were also damaged.
There were no injuries or deaths in both regions.
