US EditionRussian Missile Strike on Sumy Leaves 31 Dead During Palm Sunday
- Over 31 people, including two children, were killed in a missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, according to acting mayor Artem Kobzar.
- Andriy Yermak, the Ukrainian president's chief of staff, stated that Russia is conducting diplomacy centered around civilian strikes.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky called the attack 'horrific' and emphasized that 'the world must respond firmly.'
- Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha condemned the strike on Palm Sunday as 'absolute evil' and urged for pressure on Moscow.
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Brutality can cost the tsar dearly on the negotiating front. Donald Trump mutes his tone (“Sumy? A mistake”) and Volodymyr Zelensky torpedoes again: “This farce began with Joe Biden.” The Russian attack on Sumy, where missiles and drones hit civilian targets, causing 34 victims - including...
More than 30 civilians were killed in a massive Russian attack during a religious ceremony in Sumy. Now the Ukrainian President Selenskyy has dismissed the governor of the area. He held the office for just under two years.
After the death of more than 30 people in a Russian rocket attack on North-East Ukrainian Sumy on Sunday, US President Trump spoke of a 'horrible thing'.
According to local authorities, the bombing resulted in at least 35 deaths and 117 injuries.
The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed on Monday that its forces launched an attack with two Iskander-M ballistic missiles against a military command post in the Ukrainian city of Sumy. READ ALSO: Chancellor of Russia and President of Iraqi Kurdistan debate on joint energy projects The attack took place on Sunday, amid an active counterattack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which employed foreign-made electronic warfare and air defence systems…
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