Bombardment of port infrastructure, grain storage facilities, a ship repair yard and residential buildings in Odesa Oblast. People injured. All this is the chronicle of one of the twenty terrible months of Russia’s terrorist war against Ukraine.

We are collecting facts about the Russian Federation’s crimes against nature in Odesa and Odesa Oblast during the war: environmental pollution resulting from explosions and damage to infrastructure, contamination of air, water and soil with toxic substances, destruction of ecosystems in protected natural areas and conservation areas of international importance, and more. We will update the information daily, so please send any facts you know to:  zeleniy.list1@gmal.com

06.10.2023

Overnight, the armed forces of the Russian Federation launched a drone attack on Odesa Oblast. The enemy struck port and border infrastructure in the Danube region.

Grain storage facilities, administrative buildings and freight vehicles were damaged; 9 trucks burned out.

Operations at the Orlivka ferry border crossing have been temporarily suspended.

Measures are being taken there to stabilise operations following the enemy’s overnight attack on port and border infrastructure. No one was injured in the attack.

07.10.2023

Overnight, the enemy attacked Odesa Oblast with Oniks missiles. A boarding house and a grain storage facility near the port were damaged in Odesa district.

High-rise buildings were also affected, and a fire broke out in a garage cooperative.

4 people sought medical assistance for minor injuries caused by broken glass.

12.10.2023

An overnight Shahed attack in Izmail district, Odesa Oblast, injured one person and damaged port infrastructure and residential buildings.

A woman born in 1935 was injured in the attack. She suffered thermal burns and is currently in hospital.

17.10.23

Last night, Russian terrorists attacked Odesa once again; debris from downed Shaheds fell on a yacht club. Fortunately, no one was injured.

30.10.2023

In the morning, Russian terrorists attacked Odesa district with missiles. The enemy targeted a ship repair yard.

The attack caused a fire, which rescuers quickly extinguished. The enterprise’s administrative building and equipment were damaged.

Two people were injured. A man born in 1961 and a woman born in 1966 were taken to hospital in moderately serious condition.