Russia launched a missile strike on Sumy region: injuries and destruction reported
Thirty-one explosions were recorded following night and morning shelling of border communities in Sumy region.
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The shelling in Sumy on October 30 caused damage to houses and vehicles, with civilians injured.
This was reported by the Sumy Regional Administration.
"During the night and early morning, the Russians conducted 16 strikes on border areas and settlements in Sumy region, with 31 explosions recorded. The communities of Khotyn, Yunakivka, Myropillia, and Andriashivka were affected," the regional administration stated.
Russian forces shelled the Khotyn community with artillery, dropped guided aerial bombs, and launched a missile strike, resulting in three explosions. Two civilians were injured, and two residential buildings and several cars were damaged. The Myropillia community also suffered from artillery shelling and airstrikes.
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