![In the evening of May 9, rushists fired seven rockets in Odesa, killing one person and wounding five [updated]](https://i.lb.ua/english/018/30/627a1565eff64.jpeg)
In the evening of May 9, the russian army struck seven missiles in Odessa. They hit two objects of civil infrastructure, one person died, - announced on Tuesday night, May 10, by the Operational Command "South".
The military clarified that as a result of the attack, five more people were injured and hospitalized.
"The rushists [russians+fascists] struck Odessa again with the use of aircraft. Seven missiles were fired into the city. However, the enemy's missile reserves are obviously depleting as they applied Soviet model rarities, which has issues with targeting due to their age," the statement reads.
The occupiers hit the shopping center and the warehouse of consumer goods.
The Operational Command “South” believes that russia continues to exert psychological pressure and hysterical attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure.
Update. The State Emergency Service of Ukraine announced the elimination of fires caused by the enemy rocket fire in the Odesa region the night before.
According to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, on May 9 at 10:35 pm in the village of Fontanka of the Odesa district as a result of a rocket strike there was a destruction with the subsequent fire in the shopping and entertainment center.
"At 01:20 am the fire was extinguished on the area of 1 thousand square meters. 3 people were injured. 35 people and 7 units of SES equipment were involved in the extinguishing," the statement said.
That same evening, a missile strike in the Suvorov district of Odesa set fire to three warehouses with a total area of 1,200 square meters.
At 01:30 am the fire was extinguished. One person was killed and two were injured in the strike.
30 rescuers and 6 units of equipment were involved in extinguishing the fire.
In the afternoon of May 9, russian troops fired three Kh-47M2 Kinzhal missiles at Odessa, which hit the tourist infrastructure. Two civilians were injured. Charles Michel, the President of the European Council, and Denis Shmygal, the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, were in the city during the shelling.
On the morning of May 9, four Onyx missiles from the K-300P Bastion-P [a russian mobile coastal defense missile system] hit in the Odessa region.