Russian drone attack on gas station near Sumy injures three civilians
The aftermath of Russian strike on Sumy (Photo: Sumy Oblast Military Administration)
Russian drone struck a gas station on the outskirts of Sumy, injuring civilians and causing property damage, regional governor Oleh Hryhorov reported on June 24.
Three civilians at the gas station suffered injuries. Medics are examining the victims and providing them with assistance.
Russian forces systematically target gas stations across Oblast, Hryhorov noted.
The attack also damaged vehicles - officials are still clarifying the final consequences of the shelling, he added.
On June 22, reports indicated that Russian troops struck Sumy's Kovpakivskyi district with six guided aerial bombs, damaging city infrastructure facilities. A 60-year-old trolleybus driver also suffered severe injuries, and the vehicle itself was completely destroyed by fire following the attack.
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