Russian forces have again struck a fire station in the Sumy region with a drone
Russian troops have once again attacked civilian infrastructure—this time, a fire station in the Sumy region was targeted. A drone struck the building and equipment, but the firefighters managed to take cover. No one was injured. The State Emergency Service reported this on Facebook.
In Sumy Oblast, a Russian drone struck a fire station in the Shostka district. According to rescue workers, the strike was targeted. The station building and a fire tanker were damaged.
At the time of the attack, all personnel were in a shelter. This is what saved the people—no one was injured. The State Emergency Service emphasizes that Russian troops continue to deliberately target civilian infrastructure, particularly services that address the consequences of shelling and assist people.
Rescuers urge people not to ignore air raid sirens and to immediately seek shelter, as such attacks may recur.
Additionally, the Russians struck a meat processing plant in the Kharkiv region with a "Molniya" drone—three people were injured.
Over the past 24 hours, Russia has carried out 1,355 strikes on the Donetsk region, resulting in one death and several injuries.
