During this Saturday, four people died and eight were injured in Odesa, Ukraine, due to the crash of a Russian drone into a residential building, including a three-month-old baby.

Oleh Kiper, governor of Odesa, stated that the Shahed drone was shot down by Ukrainian air defenses, causing debris to hit the building.

According to the report from the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Odesa area was attacked with eight drones, of which the anti-aircraft defenses managed to shoot down seven of them.

Nationwide, anti-aircraft defenses neutralized 14 out of 17 drones launched over Ukraine, according to official sources.

In other parts of Ukraine, such as Kharkiv, the capital, and the Kherson region, there were attacks with Russian artillery and mortars, resulting in material damage and casualties, including one man dead.

In Russia, a drone hit a building in St. Petersburg, leaving six people injured. Although it is suspected that the drone originated from Ukraine, it has not been officially confirmed.

In Bryansk, Russia, a research team was attacked by a Ukrainian drone, leaving two members injured, according to the Russian Investigative Committee.

With information from El Financiero.