Russia strikes Sumy twice, injuring three people
On Friday evening Russian forces struck the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy twice. The second strike hit while aid was being given to victims of the first. Preliminary data show three people were injured.
Russian forces attacked Sumy, a city in northeastern Ukraine, on Friday evening and struck again while aid was being given to those hurt in the first attack. The regional military administration reported this, as cited by the Ukrainian outlet Ukrainska Pravda. Russia is continuing its war against Ukraine.
According to preliminary information, three people were injured in the two strikes combined.
The source gives no further details, such as the weapons used, the damage caused or the condition of the injured. The figures are initial and may be updated.
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