Four residents of Sumy region injured after shelling of 14 settlements

Large-scale shelling of Sumy region: infrastructure and housing damaged

Over the past day, the Russian Federation's armed forces continued to shell territories in Sumy region. Fourteen settlements came under fire. The use of guided aerial bombs, strike unmanned aerial vehicles, mortars, and artillery by the enemy has been recorded. Attacks using FPV drones are also noted.

As a result of these attacks, residential buildings and infrastructure facilities in various settlements across the region have been damaged.

Four people injured

According to regional police data, four residents of the region were injured as a result of enemy actions.

In Hlukhiv community, a 41-year-old man was injured when an enemy drone struck. Three more people sought medical assistance in Seredyna-Buda community. These are a 71-year-old man and two women, aged 54 and 62. They were injured on 28 October as a result of a strike by a Russian UAV.

Investigators documenting the consequences of war crimes

Investigative and operational groups of the National Police are working at the impact sites. Their task is to record the consequences of the shelling and gather the evidentiary base.

A criminal case has been opened for each instance of shelling under Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, which provides for liability for war crimes.