Russian forces struck Sumy with eight KAB guided aerial bombs in a massed attack over the past hour, Ukraine’s Interior Ministry reported. The bombardment damaged a private residential sector, an industrial zone, and infrastructure, including a vehicle maintenance station in the Zarichny district. Rescue teams are extracting people from the rubble of destroyed homes, and three people are reported wounded.
Russian forces launched a concentrated aerial attack on Sumy within the past hour, hitting Ukraine’s northern border city with eight KAB guided aerial bombs, according to the Interior Ministry.
The strikes damaged a private residential sector, an industrial zone, and an infrastructure facility, the ministry reported. One of the blasts hit a vehicle maintenance station in Sumy’s Zarichny district.
Rescue teams are working to free people trapped under the rubble of destroyed private homes. Preliminary casualty reports indicate three people were wounded, with officials warning that the toll and damage totals could change as the response continues.
The bombardment also set outbuildings and vehicles on fire across the city, the ministry said, forcing firefighters and emergency personnel to operate at several locations simultaneously as they assess the full aftermath of the assault.
The ministry said the bombardment unfolded over a single hour, underscoring the concentrated nature of the latest strike on the city.
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