A Russian drone strike on Odesa late on April 13 injured at least five people and sparked fires, damaging civilian infrastructure including a major roadway, a car repair shop, and several vehicles, regional authorities reported.

The head of Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper, reported that as a result of today's drone attack on Odesa, people were injured, and civilian infrastructure was damaged. Efforts to address the aftermath of the shelling are ongoing in the city.

Ukraine's air defenses shot down 56 of 88 Russian drones, its air force said. It added that 24 drones were "lost" as the military used electronic warfare to redirect them.