At night, Russians targeted Ukraine with drones, resulting in civilian injuries and damage to infrastructure.

As a result of shelling by Russian military forces on Ukraine during the night of January 28, at least four civilians were injured in Odessa.

This was reported by the State Emergency Service.

During the night, the Russian army launched drones at Ukraine, but the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine did not provide an immediate report on the number of targets hit. Reports of the attack's aftermath are coming from Kyiv, Odessa, Kharkiv, Sumy, and Chernihiv regions.

In Odessa, four civilians were injured due to the Russian shelling. Regarding material damage, there are reports of damaged high-rise buildings and vehicles.

In the Kyiv region, drone debris fell on a building housing a retro car museum, resulting in the destruction of 36 vehicles. Additionally, private residential homes and cars in the area were damaged.

There are no reports of casualties or injuries.

In Uman, Cherkasy region, an infrastructure facility was damaged due to the attack. Specialists are already on site working to restore heat, electricity, and water supply, and there are no casualties or injuries reported in the city as a result of the attack.

In Kharkiv, a large-scale fire broke out at a civilian enterprise in the Novobavar district following the Russian shelling. Civilians were not harmed due to the attack.

During the night, there were also reports of an explosion in Sumy, but officials are currently not providing updates on the consequences.

It is worth noting that the night before, Russian military forces launched over a hundred drones at Ukraine.