In Sumy, after the Russian strike, the number of injured has risen to 43: five in serious condition

In Sumy, after the Russian strike, the number of injured has risen to 43: five in serious condition

In Sumy, following the Russian air strike on July 11, the number of injured has risen to 43, with five in serious condition.

This is stated in a post by Sumy Regional Military Administration head Oleh Hryhorov on Telegram.

"Already 43 people have sought medical assistance, five of whom remain in serious condition," Hryhorov reported.

According to him, assistance to the victims and restoration of damaged facilities have been underway in the city for a full day following the attack.

More than 300 damaged windows and balconies have been sealed in a single day. Hundreds of families received building materials as well as humanitarian, legal, and psychological aid.

July 12 has been declared a Day of Mourning in the Sumy city territorial community for those killed in the Russian strike with guided aerial bombs on the Zarichnyi district of the city.