Seven civilians injured in Russian shelling in Sumy region

Over the 24-hour period from the morning of 14 November to the morning of 15 November, seven civilians were injured in Russian shelling across Sumy region. According to the Sumy Regional Military Administration, the injured include six men and one woman. Two of them suffered acute stress reactions.

Injury details in regional communities

In Hlukhivska hromada, a 26-year-old man was injured when a Russian drone struck. In Lebedynska hromada, a 61-year-old resident was wounded when an unmanned aerial vehicle hit a residential building.

In Chernetschchynska hromada, a drone strike injured two men aged 60 and 53. In Mykolaivska rural hromada, a 64-year-old man was injured. In Krasnopilska hromada, a 60-year-old man and a 55-year-old woman suffered acute stress reactions following an attack by a Russian drone.

Scale of enemy attacks and weapons used

In total, Russian forces carried out nearly 60 shelling incidents in 24 hours, affecting 28 settlements in 15 hromadas in the region. The most intense attacks were recorded in Sumy and Shostka districts. To strike targets, the occupiers used artillery, mortar systems, FPV drones, other unmanned aerial vehicles, and guided aerial bombs.

Impact on civilian infrastructure

Shelling damaged private and multi-apartment residential buildings, as well as hospital and educational facilities. Cars, outbuildings, agricultural machinery, and other civilian infrastructure objects were also damaged. In particular, private households in Seredyna-Buda hromada sustained destruction.

According to the regional administration, the air raid alert in Sumy region lasted 20 hours and 20 minutes over the 24-hour period.