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Number of victims in Sumy following enemy airstrike rises to six, incl an infant – City Military Administration

The number of victims in Sumy, following an enemy airstrike, has risen to six people, including an 11-month-old child; the strike involved three guided aerial bombs hitting the city center, said Serhiy Kryvosheyenko, head of the City Military Administration.

As per the Regional Military Administration's report, two civilians lost their lives and eight sustained injuries in the Donetsk region following enemy attacks on the morning of Saturday, September 26. Vadym Filashkin, head of the Regional Military Administration, disclosed the grim situation, which also resulted in considerable damage to civilian infrastructure and housing. Over the previous 24 hours, the Russians launched a total of 38 shelling attacks on various settlements within the Donetsk region.

During this period, the Administration head reported to Telegram that 1,121 people, comprising 85 children, were evacuated from the frontline. In Bilozerske, situated in the Pokrovsk district, three private houses were completely destroyed, while a multi-story building and four private houses faced damage. The Kramatorsk district witnessed two casualties in Sloviansk, where a multi-story building, four private houses, and a car were affected.

Bilbasivka recorded 13 damaged private houses. In Kramatorsk itself, two individuals were wounded, with a multi-story building sustaining damage. Yasnohirka was another victim, with two casualties.

Oleksandrivka also suffered, with a multi-story building, three private houses, and a car damaged. In Starovarvarivka, nine private houses, three administrative buildings, a shop, and a power transmission line were affected by the shelling. In Novodonetske, 16 multi-story buildings and three administrative buildings were left in ruins. Lastly, in Druzhkivka, two fatalities and two injuries were reported due to the enemy attacks.

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