Sumy region liberated from occupiers, territory still dangerous – head of administration

Sumy region liberated from occupiers, territory still dangerous – head of administration

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The territory of Sumy region is already liberated from the occupiers. The sounds of explosions heard in recent days are the work of rescuers and explosives technicians who dispose of Russian ammunition.

Head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration Dmytro Zhyvytskyy posted a relevant announcement on Telegram, Ukrinform reports.

He stressed that the territory of the region was not safe as there were still many mined and unexplored areas. Zhyvytskyy urges local residents not to drive to the side of the road and not to use forest roads, as well as not to approach destroyed vehicles or former Russian positions.

As noted, the occupiers left Konotop district last. The damages are assessed there now and the necessary repair works are carried out. The owners clear up an asphalt plant looted and smashed by the enemy.

As reported, reconstruction works are underway and communication is being restored in the populated localities of Sumy region which suffered the most from the shelling of Russian invaders.

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