Guided Bomb Strikes on Sumy Kill One, Injure 13 Including a Child
Ukrainian officials said the strikes on Sumy caused the casualties, among them a child.
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Guided aerial bomb strikes on the Ukrainian city of Sumy killed one person and injured 13 others, including a child, according to a report from Ukrinform.
The report attributed the casualties to KAB-type guided bomb strikes on the city.
No further details on the exact locations struck or the extent of structural damage were included in the available report.
The report did not include a response from Russian officials regarding the strikes.
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- KAB strikes on Sumy kill one person and injure 13, including child — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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