Russian guided aerial bombs hit Sumy shopping center and high-rises, injuring 12
Russian forces launched four guided aerial bomb strikes on Sumy, damaging civilian infrastructure and injuring at least 12 people, regional governor Oleh Hryhorov and Sumy City Military Administration head Serhii Kryvosheyenko reported on Aug. 6.
Russian forces carried out four guided aerial bomb attacks on the city of Sumy on August 6, damaging civilian infrastructure and causing at least 12 injuries, claimed regional governor Oleh Hryhorov and Sumy City Military Administration head Serhii Kryvosheyenko. Hryhorov stated that Russian troops targeted the city's civilian infrastructure with four bombs, resulting in damage to multi-story residential buildings, non-residential structures, and other facilities in the vicinity of the impact sites.
Kryvosheyenko confirmed that one of the strikes struck a shopping center and other civilian infrastructure in the Kovpakivskyi district, causing damage to local shops and residential homes. Preliminary police reports indicated that at least 12 individuals were injured in the attack, and they are currently receiving medical attention.
Emergency response teams are on-site, conducting inspections and clearing the aftermath of the Russian bombardment.
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