On the morning of April 13, Russian forces launched a missile strike on the city of Sumy, according to acting mayor Artem Kobzar. He stated that the attack targeted civilian infrastructure, resulting in numerous casualties among the civilian population.
As a result of the Russian missile strike on central Sumy, 35 people, including two children, were killed. Another 117 people, including 15 children, were injured. The Congress Center of Sumy State University was among the targets.
Victims of the Russian missile strike in central Sumy.
Bodies of the deceased.
A victim of the Russian missile strike in public transport.
Bodies of the victims of the Russian missile strike on central Sumy.
Central Sumy after the Russian missile strike on April 13.
Killed and injured after the Russian missile strike on the city of Sumy.
Central street of the city of Sumy, after the Russian missile strike.
Destruction caused by the Russian missile strike in central Sumy.
Building of Sumy State University, damaged by the Russian missile strike on April 13.
A child's scooter left near the university building.
A building in central Sumy damaged by the Russian missile strike.
A trolleybus burned down as a result of the Russian missile strike.
The first minutes after the Russian missile strike.
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