2 People Killed in Ukraine's Odesa Region as Russia Continues to Blast Power Grid

On November 2nd, Ukraine's Odesa region was hit by a deadly drone attack, killing two and injuring three. Meanwhile, Russia targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving nearly 60,000 without power. The attacks, designed to wear down public morale and disrupt daily life, have shifted Russia's tactics this year, focusing on specific targets like regional power stations and smaller gas facilities. Ukraine has been striking back, setting fire to a Russian oil tanker and facilities at the Tuapse port, disrupting a key export point for Russian oil and chipping away at Moscow's resources. As the cold winter sets in, the attacks are making daily life even harder for Ukrainians, setting the stage for more tense months ahead. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.