In Odessa, the bodies of two more children were pulled out from under the rubble of a house

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The bodies of a boy and a girl were found under the rubble in Odessa
20:00, 03.03.2024
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As a result of the Russian attack on Odessa on 2 March, a military family was killed - the bodies of the spouses and their children were found under the rubble. The youngest girl was 7 months old.



By evening, the body of another child - a girl Zlaty, who was 8 years old at the time of her death - was pulled out from under the rubble in Odessa. Before that, the body of her older brother Sergei, who was 10 years old, was pulled out of the rubble. It is already known about five children who died from the Russian drone attack on the apartment block yesterday, 2 March. This was reported by the head of the Odessa OVA Oleg Kiper.

Another dead child - a girl Zlata. She was 8 years old. Rescuers are now unblocking their bodies with their brother Sergei. Indescribable terrible grief for the Odessa region and the whole Ukraine," Kiper said.

These are the eldest children of a couple of servicemen who also died under the rubble of the house. Together with them died and their youngest daughter Lisa, who was 7 months old.

Earlier, rescuers found the bodies of two more children - four-month-old Timofey, three-year-old Mark.

Also among the victims of the Russian attack were three men aged 35, 40 and 54 and two women - 73 and 31. In addition, eight wounded were known to have been injured. One of the injured 61-year-old woman died in hospital.

On the night of 2 March, the Russians attacked Odessa and the region with drones. After 1 a.m. explosions were heard in the city, after which it became known that one of the enemy drones hit an apartment block.

В ВСУ объяснили, почему дрон мог в Одессе разрушить целый подъезд дома

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17:00, 03.03.24
Oleg Pavlos
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