Russia strikes Sumy residential areas twice: Homes burnt, multiple casualties reported
A total of 11 apartment blocks, a kindergarten, and roughly 10 vehicles were damaged in the overnight assault.
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The aftermath of the attack
Occupying forces launched two strikes on residential buildings in Sumy overnight.
The State Emergency Service has provided details on the aftermath.
The first strike hit a high-rise building, tearing off the roof and triggering a fire. Once the blaze was extinguished, rescuers began dismantling precarious structures. Five people sought medical treatment for acute stress.
The second strike targeted another residential site, sparking fires on the first and third floors. Rescuers pulled an injured woman from the building and handed her over to medics. Preliminary reports indicate five people were injured, including a child.
The aftermath of the attack
"Residents have been evacuated. In total, 11 apartment buildings, a kindergarten, and approximately 10 cars were damaged," the statement confirmed.