Oleksandr Skopa

Geopolitical Analyst and Strategic Consultant | 14+ Years in Civil Service | Political Consulting

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

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[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

At this time, five people are known to have been injured as a result of strikes on warehouse facilities in the Odesa region. Three of them have been hospitalized in moderate condition.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

So, about 30 minutes ago, an airstrike began on Odesa and its suburbs. It appears that today’s attacks will target the northern suburbs, the port of Pivdenne, and the northern part of Odesa.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

More video footage from the scene of the fire in northern Odesa.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

A home improvement store in northern Odesa was also hit.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

The brunt of the attack fell on food storage facilities and energy infrastructure. Private homes were also damaged. Fires broke out.

No reports of casualties have been received so far.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

Some of the UAVs have been shot down. The rest are frequently changing course.
I think I’ll keep you updated on the results of this raid.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

It appears that the focus of the attack is shifting southward. More and more UAVs are appearing along the stretch of coastline from Zatoka to Odesa. All are flying at low altitude. Additionally, four UAVs have set course for the Odesa area.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

New UAVs are appearing over the sea, moving in various directions along virtually the entire coastline of the Odesa region. They are likely flying at low altitude, so it is difficult to determine their exact number. Most of them are heading toward Pivdenne.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

Any airstrikes that were launched are no longer being recorded. However, an attack by Shahed-type UAVs has now begun. There are approximately 4–6 of them.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

The following launches have been recorded:

6 Raket missiles
2 KAB missiles
2 Banderola missiles

All heading for Pivdenne/Chabanka/Fontanka!

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

Currently over the sea:
6 Su-34s
2 Su-57s
4 Su-35s

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

The following participated in the attack:
an “Orion” UAV, 4 Su-34 aircraft, 1 Su-30 aircraft, and 1 Su-57 aircraft
Takeoff airfields: “Saki”; “Akhtubinsk”

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

Since approximately 2:20 a.m., Odessa and its suburbs have been under virtually nonstop air attacks.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

According to preliminary reports, the enemy has used the following during this time:
13 “Banderole” drone missiles
14 aerial bombs with UMPC
10 “Geran-3/4” UAVs
1 “Ovod” X59 missile

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

In addition to the nighttime strikes on the territory and suburbs of Odessa, more than 35 missiles were fired.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

A second missile strike on Odesa has just ended. This is the second attack by the enemy on Odesa in the past 24 hours.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

Prior to this strike, the following were deployed:
6 “Banderol” drone missiles ❗️
6 X59 “Ovod” missiles ❗

The following aircraft participated in the strike:
3 Su-34s, 1 Su-30, and 1 “Orion” UAV
Takeoff airfields: “Akhtubinsk” and “Saki”

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

Unfortunately, the number of people injured in last night’s enemy attack in the Odessa region has risen to 12. Eleven people have been hospitalized in moderate condition. One other victim received outpatient treatment.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

Odessa is currently under a combined air attack involving missiles and strike UAVs. The enemy is using Onyx, Iskander-M, and Banderole missiles, as well as Shahed-type strike UAVs.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

More photos of Odessa's historic center following a large-scale rocket and drone attack.

[Oleksandr Skopa @ospreyinsight]

Not a single missile was shot down over the Odesa region last night. This is according to the Air Force’s morning report.