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Russian attack on Sumy Oblast kills 3, injuries 4

Russian troops launched seven guided missiles on the border oblast with Russia in the afternoon of 9 February, destroying residential buildings and a workshop.
byMaria Tril
09/02/2024
1 minute read
Russian attack on Sumy oblast
Emergency rescue crews saved people trapped under rubble after a Russian attack on Sumy Oblast on the afternoon of 9 February, 2024. Credit: Sumy Oblast Military Administration
Russian attack on Sumy Oblast kills 3, injuries 4

Russian military attacked Sumy Oblast, killing three people and injuring four, the Sumy Oblast Military Administration reported on 9 February.

Sumy Oblast, located near the border with Russia, is suffering daily attacks and strikes by Russian forces, which have led to casualties among civilians.

On 9 February, Russian troops launched another attack on the Sumy district in the oblast at about 2 p.m. with seven guided aerial missiles.

The attack reportedly destroyed residential buildings and a workshop of an agricultural company. The dead and injured reportedly are employees of the enterprise.

Over the past day, Russian troops fired on four communities in the Sumy Oblast seven times, according to local authorities.

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