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Russians hit two petrol stations in Sumy, causing fires – video
Russian forces struck two petrol stations in Sumy on 30 June, sparking a fire and causing damage. Early reports indicate there were no casualties.
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Russian forces attacked two petrol stations in the city of Sumy on 30 June, causing a fire and damage to infrastructure facilities.
Source: Serhii Kryvosheienko, Head of Sumy City Military Administration, on Telegram
Quote: "Overnight, an enemy Molniya drone struck a car park in Sumy's Kovpakivskyi district. A fire broke out but has since been contained. Early reports indicate that four lorries and an outbuilding were damaged."
Details: Later in the morning, Russian forces struck another petrol station in Sumy.
According to Kryvosheienko, the second strike hit a filling station in the Zarichnyi district.
"There is damage. Early reports indicate that there are no casualties," he said.
Background:
Russian attacks on petrol stations in different regions of Ukraine have become more frequent in recent weeks. Filling stations in Kharkiv, Odesa and Zaporizhzhia oblasts have all come under attack.
On the morning of 24 June, Russian strikes hit petrol stations in Zaporizhzhia and Sumy, injuring three people.
The following morning, on 25 June, Russian forces again attacked petrol stations in Zaporizhzhia and Sumy, leaving four people injured.
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