"Shrapnel damage is visible on the walls around the impact area, indicating it's a weapon meant for engaging personnel in combat, not for civilian areas and noncombatants," said Pletenchuk.
He added that a detailed analysis of the debris by experts is forthcoming to confirm the exact types of munitions used against Odesa.
Ukraine’s Internal Ministry previously said the attack was made with a ballistic missile. Regional authorities confirmed that four people were killed and 28 — injured.
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Section: Nation
Author: Eric Malinowski
