Russians dropped KAB bombs on Sumy: 11 people were injured
Today, September 10, Russian troops attacked a residential area on the outskirts of Sumy with two KAB bombs. Eleven people were injured in the strike, including children.
According to reports, eight people were injured in the Russian attack, including two children—girls aged 8 and 17. The children and four adults are receiving medical care at the hospital.
Meanwhile, Serhiy Kryvosheyenko, head of the Military Administration, reported that a strike was also recorded on a civilian enterprise on the outskirts of Sumy in the Zarichny district. The fire is being extinguished.
Later, it was reported that three children had been injured—a 14-year-old boy was admitted to the hospital.
In total, the number of people injured as a result of the KAB strikes on Sumy has risen to 11.
This was reported by Oleg Grigorov, head of the Regional Military Administration.
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In July, Russia used guided aerial bombs against Ukraine a record number of times.
As a reminder, two young girls—10-year-old Sofia and 5-year-old Emilia—were killed on August 4 as a result of a Russian guided airstrike on Sumy. The children were in their own home when the Russian attack cut short their lives. Photos of the deceased sisters have appeared online.
During a working visit to the Sumy region on July 29, Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi discussed with military officials measures to protect the region from Russian guided airstrikes.
Russia attacked Zaporizhzhia with KAB bombs, leaving one person dead and six wounded.
