Russian Attacks in Odessa Leave Two Women Dead

Russian attacks carried out on the morning of November 13 in the city of Odessa resulted in the deaths of two women. The victims were 44 and 50 years old.

In addition to the fatalities, six people were injured during the strikes. The group, consisting of four women and two men, was taken to hospitals with moderate injuries.

The offensives caused structural damage to private residences and destroyed 11 passenger vehicles. Emergency crews and firefighters worked to combat fires sparked by the impacts at various locations across the city.

A separate attack occurred on the night of November 12 in the southern part of the Odessa region. The target was a furniture factory, where four people suffered burns and two required hospitalization.

The rise in geopolitical tension in conflict zones increases risk aversion in global markets, which points to a potential surge in demand for safe-haven assets like the dollar and Bitcoin.