Russia Strikes Humanitarian Aid Warehouses in Odesa, Two Wounded

Two people were wounded and volunteer warehouses containing humanitarian aid, including essential goods, were destroyed in Odesa as a result of a Russian strike on September 10, according to Odesa Regional Military Administration head Oleh Kiper and Ukraine's State Emergency Service.

Kiper stated: "As a result of the enemy attack, storage facilities of a volunteer organization with humanitarian aid, including basic necessities, were damaged. A storage building also sustained damage. Preliminarily, two people were injured."

Ukraine's State Emergency Service confirmed that the strike targeted warehouses in Odesa. Firefighters extinguished the resulting blaze, and relevant services were working to address the aftermath.