Russian attacks on Sumy and Kherson oblasts on 6 November kill one, injure 17
Russian strikes on Ukraine's Sumy and Kherson oblasts on 6 November killed one person and injured 17, according to the regional military administrations.
Russian attacks on the Ukrainian oblasts of Sumy, in the northeast, and Kherson, in the south, killed one person and injured 17 others on 6 November. The figures come from the two oblast military administrations, the bodies that exercise regional authority in Ukraine under wartime conditions.
Sumy Oblast
A 52-year-old man died in Russian drone strikes in the Lypova Dolyna hromada (community). A 62-year-old man was also injured there.
Guided aerial bombs hit the Sumy hromada and injured seven people: four women and three men. Two more people were hurt in a drone attack on the Shostka hromada.
Kherson Oblast
Seven people were injured in Russian attacks across Kherson Oblast. Russian forces targeted critical and social infrastructure as well as residential areas in settlements throughout the region. Two apartment blocks and a house were damaged.
Three more people who had been injured in Russian attacks on 5 November also sought medical treatment.
Earlier attacks
Russian forces also attacked Kyiv overnight on 6–7 November. Fires broke out in the Solomianskyi district, and residential buildings, a kindergarten and a non-residential building were damaged or partially destroyed. Five people were injured, including a 14-year-old.
