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Putin says Russia is 12 km from Sumy—1.5 km farther than in June

Summary by Euromaidan Press
Just two months ago, the Kremlin claimed Russian troops were 10.5 km from Sumy—now it says they are 12 km away.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the Russian military had left 12 km to the city of Suma, the centre of the Sum region of Ukraine. "Now the North group continues to build a security strip along the Russian-Ukrainen border in the border areas of the Sum region.

The statement of the Russian dictator Putin that the Russian Federation remains 12 km to Sumy, not only does not correspond to reality, but also contradicts his previous statements.

According to the Russian dictator, in June the occupiers were 10 kilometres away from Sum, and now 12 kilometres away.

The Center noted that the statements of the Russian dictator do not correspond to the situation on the ground

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Vladimir Putin said that Russian troops are 12 km from the Sumy district road, although he previously mentioned 10.5 km. The Central Intelligence Agency stressed that the Russians are much further away and are not advancing towards the city tsn.ua (news 1+1)

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Interfax.ru broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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