Russian troops push into Ukraine's Sumy region
- Russian troops have advanced into Ukraine's Sumy region, threatening the city of Sumy, which has 250,000 residents, with daily assaults from tens of thousands of soldiers.
- On March 19, a Shahed drone struck the regional hospital in Sumy, forcing the evacuation of 147 patients, but no serious injuries were reported.
- Despite the danger, residents of Sumy continue their daily lives, with shops open and traffic normal except for the nighttime curfew.
- Russia's defense ministry announced the capture of a village in Sumy, claiming ongoing progress in its military actions; however, Ukraine insists its troops are resisting these advances.
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The Russian army has dealt a devastating blow to the central base of the Ukrainian artillery
The Russian military has launched a group strike using long-range air and sea-launched precision weapons and drones on the central artillery weapons base of the Ukrainian armed forces. The Russians also attacked drone assembly plants and captured the settlement of Bashivka in Sumy region, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Sunday.
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