Serhii Kryvosheienko
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Russian forces strike Sumy with guided bombs and drones, killing one and wounding civilians
On the morning of 17 October, Russian forces attacked the Sumy community in northeastern Ukraine with eight guided aerial bombs (KABs), four of which struck the city itself. A 42-year-old man was killed and at least two civilians wounded in the residential-sector strike, while Molniya-type drone hits were also reported in two districts of the city.
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Russian strikes on Sumy kill one, wound dozens in double KAB attack on 4 October
On 4 October, Russian forces struck the city of Sumy and surrounding areas with multiple guided aerial bombs and drones in two waves — a morning attack using five KABs and a separate afternoon attack using six more. One person, a 52-year-old employee of a local enterprise, was killed in a drone strike on the Kovpakivskyi district, while dozens were injured, including a one-year-old boy. Residential buildings, an enterprise, gas networks and a water intake were damaged, and President Zelensky said drones hit a warehouse of medical supplies in the city.
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Russian guided bombs hit residential building in Sumy, killing two city council employees
On the evening of 18 September, Russian forces struck Sumy with 6–7 guided aerial bombs (KABs), directly hitting a nine-storey residential building in the Kovpakivskyi district between the 3rd and 4th floors. Two Sumy City Council employees — Alla Korniienko (45) and Roman Trepalin (52) — were killed; their 7-year-old son was rescued from the rubble and placed in intensive care. Casualty figures rose through the night as rescue operations continued.
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Russian drone strike on Sumy shopping centre kills two, injures at least 20
Russian forces struck the Manufaktura shopping and entertainment centre in Sumy with a drone on the evening of September 9. Two people were confirmed killed and at least 20 injured, including children. The building, parked cars and surrounding infrastructure were damaged, and authorities warned of the threat of repeated strikes.