Two killed, six wounded as Russia strikes central Sumy with guided bombs
Russian forces attacked the center of the Ukrainian city of Sumy on September 26 with guided aerial bombs, killing two people and wounding six, including an 11-month-old infant.
Russian forces carried out an airstrike on the central part of Sumy, Ukraine, on September 26, reportedly using three guided aerial bombs, according to the Sumy City Military Administration and the Sumy Regional Military Administration.
The strike killed two people, preliminarily identified as men. Six others were wounded, including an 11-month-old infant who was hospitalized.
Damage at two locations
The impacts were recorded at two separate sites in the city. An administrative building, residential apartment blocks, and a closed café in a park area sustained damage.
Information about the consequences of the attack is still being confirmed, and the final casualty figures may change.
