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Russia Attacks Sumy Oblast with Drones, Injures 13, Including 5-Year-Old Child
SUMY REGION, UKRAINE, JUL 21 – Drone and guided bomb strikes injured 13 civilians including a child, damaged homes, and caused fires as Russia seeks to reinforce control near the Ukraine-Russia border, officials said.
- On July 21, Russian forces launched a drone strike in Putyvl, injuring 13 people, including a 5-year-old boy, local officials said.
- With Moscow’s troops entrenched, as President Vladimir Putin plans to establish a buffer zone, making Sumy region a strategic target.
- Governor Oleh Hryhorov reported, while Mayor Artem Kobzar detailed three injuries and damage to a multi-storey apartment, as emergency crews work to contain the damage.
- Despite these strikes, Hryhorov noted, as four civilians, including a child, received medical assistance without hospitalization, highlighting ongoing civilian toll.
- While Kyiv and Moscow prepare to resume peace talks on July 23, as U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to impose `severe` tariffs on Russia in 50 days underscore international pressure.
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