Russian strike on central Sumy leaves two dead, six injured
Russian forces attacked central Sumy on 26 September with three guided aerial bombs, killing two people and injuring six others, including an 11-month-old baby.
Russian armed forces launched a strike on the center of Sumy on 26 September, according to the Sumy Oblast and city military administrations. The attack reportedly involved three guided aerial bombs.
The strike hit two separate locations in the city. An office building, several apartment blocks and a disused café located in a park sustained damage.
According to initial reports, two men were killed in the attack. Six people were injured, among them an 11-month-old baby, who was taken to hospital for treatment.
Local authorities are continuing to gather information on the full extent of the damage and the aftermath of the strike.
