Russia drops bombs on civilians in broad daylight: Many injured, first details

Head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration Oleh Hryhorov said that on June 30, Russia carried out four guided aerial bomb strikes on a civilian infrastructure facility in the Sumy community. Preliminary reports indicate 11 people were injured.

“The enemy struck a civilian infrastructure site in the Sumy community with guided aerial bombs today. Four impacts have been recorded,” the regional governor said.

According to preliminary information, 11 people were rushed to the hospital after the strike.

One person remains in serious condition, while all of the injured are receiving the necessary medical treatment.

Hryhorov added that the wounded included two women and nine men, all of whom sustained injuries of varying severity.

“A woman has been rescued from beneath the rubble,” Hryhorov said.

Emergency crews are currently dealing with the aftermath of the Russian strike. The full extent of the destruction and information about any additional casualties are still being clarified.