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Russian strike kills at least two in Ukrainian apartment building in Sumy

A Russian aerial bomb hit a residential building in the eastern city of Sumy on Friday, leaving at least two dead and seven injured, according to Ukrainian officials.

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France 24 — English

At least two people were killed and seven injured after a Russian aerial bomb struck an apartment building in Sumy late Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and other officials said. Sumy, located in eastern Ukraine, has been a frequent target of Russian attacks.

Moscow has stated it seeks to establish a buffer zone in the area where Sumy is located, according to reports.

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