Woman Injured as Drone Strikes Hit Two Residential Areas in Sumy
Two enemy drones struck residential districts in the Ukrainian city of Sumy, injuring one woman, local officials say.
Two enemy drones struck residential districts in the Ukrainian city of Sumy, injuring one woman, local officials say.
A woman and a 16-year-old girl were killed and five others were wounded in the latest Russian strike on the Ukrainian city, officials say.
Ukrainian officials reported that strikes on the northeastern city of Sumy on September 26 killed two people and wounded 23, among them four children.

Russian authorities said Saturday that their forces had taken control of three additional towns in Ukraine's Sumy and Kharkiv regions, according to Iran's Mehr News Agency.
Ukrainian officials say Russian forces struck civilian infrastructure and residential buildings in Sumy using KAB guided bombs, causing deaths and injuring a child.
Victims include a one-and-a-half-month-old infant, according to Ukrainian officials.
Ukrainian authorities say 155 people, including 21 children, were moved from dangerous areas of the border region during the month.
The strike hit the northeastern Ukrainian city on the evening of September 25, according to Ukrinform.
Dozens of homes and an educational institution were damaged in the attacks on the Ukrainian city, according to Ukrinform.
Ukrainian officials reported that Russian forces hit the city of Sumy with two guided aerial bombs, injuring three people and damaging homes and a school.
Russian forces used a fiber-optic-controlled drone to strike near a kindergarten in the Sumy community, Ukrainian officials say.

Seven people were injured after Russian forces dropped guided glide bombs on the Ukrainian city of Sumy, Ukrinform reported.
A child was among those hurt in attacks over the past day, according to Ukrinform.
Russian forces struck near an apartment building in the Ukrainian city, according to Ukrinform.
The recovery work followed a Russian military strike carried out on September 18, according to Ukrinform.
Russian troops attempted to widen a roughly 2-4 km strip they occupy along the border but did not succeed, according to Ukrainian official Trehubov, per Ukrinform.
Moscow's Defense Ministry says operations are continuing to establish a security zone in Ukraine's Sumy and Kharkiv regions.

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.
Spokesperson Demchenko says enemy forces could increase sabotage operations along Ukraine's northern border, with additional troop transfers to Chernihiv region not ruled out.
The injury toll from a Russian attack in Ukraine's Sumy region has risen to six people.