Russian drone attack damages residential buildings in Ukraine’s Odesa Russian drone attack damages residential buildings in Ukraine’s Odesa ......SHOTLIST....ODESA, UKRAINE (JUNE 8-9) (USERS MUST CREDIT “STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE” – FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY – DO NOT OBSCURE LOGO)....1. VARIOUS OF FIREFIGHTERS WORKING TO EXTINGUISH FLAMES IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AFTER DRONE ATTACK....2. EMERGENCY WORKERS ASSISTING EVACUATED CIVILIANS (2 SHOTS)....3. FIREFIGHTERS LEAVING BUILDING (2 SHOTS)......ODESA, UKRAINE (JUNE 8-9) (USERS MUST CREDIT “SERHII LYSAK, HEAD OF THE ODESA CITY MILITARY ADMINISTRATION” - FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY – DO NOT OBSCURE LOGO)....4. FIRETRUCK ARRIVING (2 SHOTS)....5. WIDE SHOT OF DAMAGED RESIDENTIAL BUILDING....6. RUBBLE OUTSIDE BUILDING....7. MEDIUM SHOT OF MEN AND SERHII LYSAK, HEAD OF THE ODESA CITY MILITARY ADMINISTRATION....8. FIRE HOSE STRETCHED IN CORRIDOR....9. INTERIOR OF DAMAGED ROOM....10. EXTERIOR OF DAMAGED BUILDING....11. SERHII LYSAK INSPECTING INTERIOR OF DAMAGED FLAT....12. FIREFIGHTING VEHICLES AND FIREFIGHTERS OUTSIDE BUILDING..13. RUBBLE OUTSIDE BUILDING....14. MINIBUS PARKED OUTSIDE BUILDING....15. RUBBLE IN DAMAGED ROOM....16. EXTERIOR SHOTS OF DAMAGED BUILDING (2 SHOTS).. ..ODESA, UKRAINE (JUNE 8-9) (USERS MUST CREDIT “STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE OF UKRAINE” AND “SERHII LYSAK, HEAD OF THE ODESA CITY MILITARY ADMINISTRATION” - FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY – DO NOT OBSCURE LOGO): Two residential buildings were damaged in Odesa’s Primorskyi district following another Russian attack, Ukrainian local authorities said on Wednesday, June 10.....An apartment on the fifth floor of one building was completely burned out before firefighters from Ukraine’s State Emergency Service extinguished the blaze.....A 46-year-old woman was injured, hospitalized and given the necessary medical assistance.....At another address, residents’ property, glazing and the facade of the building were damaged on the 11th floor.....City officials, rescue teams, utility workers and the district administration continued inspections and documentation of the damage at the scene.