Injury toll in Russian drone strike on Sumy rises to two

The number of people injured in the Russian drone strikes on Sumy has risen to two, eight buildings were damaged.

The Sumy Regional Military Administration reported this on Telegram, according to Ukrinform.

"The aftermath of the enemy attack that occurred in the morning of September 22 is still being addressed. Two people were injured. One received on-site assistance, and the other is being treated in hospital," the statement said.

According to the administration, preliminary assessments show that eight buildings were damaged in the attack: two non-residential and six multi-apartment residential buildings.

Two educational institutions sustained significant damage to windows, façades, roofs, and utilities.

"Over 330 windows in residential buildings were shattered. In total, around 400 windows were affected. Efforts to cover and secure them are ongoing," the report added.

As previously reported, a response headquarters was established in Sumy to coordinate the aftermath of the Russian drone strike and receive applications from affected residents.

Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine