Russian Glide Bombs Strike Sumy Apartments, Injuring 5
Russian forces launched five guided aerial bombs against the city of Sumy on Sunday morning, Oct. 4, striking apartment buildings and vehicles in the Zarichnyi district and injuring at least five civilians, two seriously. The morning bombardment follows a pattern of strikes across Ukrainian urban areas, including a Saturday jet-drone attack that damaged Kyiv’s North Bridge and wounded two people.
Russian forces launched a guided aerial bomb attack against the northeastern city of Sumy on Sunday morning, Oct. 4, striking residential apartment buildings and injuring at least five civilians, according to regional and municipal authorities. The strikes were carried out at approximately 7:50 a.m. local time using high-explosive guided aerial bombs (KABs) targeting the city’s Zarichnyi district.
Acting Sumy Mayor Artem Kobzar announced that incoming munitions damaged multi-story residential apartment buildings and civilian vehicles parked nearby. Emergency response teams, municipal repair units, and law enforcement officers were deployed to the impact sites to secure the damaged structures, clear rubble, and assist residents.
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