Russian attacks on Sumy region: injured civilians, including a child.

According to inkorr.com: Over the past day, as a result of shelling by Russian troops in the Sumy region, eight civilians were injured, including an eight-year-old girl. Rocket attacks have severely damaged civilian infrastructure in various settlements of the region. In particular, private houses, a school, a kindergarten, outbuildings, vehicles, and other facilities have been destroyed.

"As a result of the attacks, eight civilians were injured, including an 8-year-old girl. Twenty-three private houses, a school, a kindergarten, outbuildings, vehicles, as well as infrastructure facilities have been damaged. Fires in dry vegetation have been recorded," law enforcement reported.

In the morning of October 4, Russian troops again carried out airstrikes on the Krasnopillya community, targeting inactive enterprises. Although there were no civilian casualties during these attacks, the damage was significant. Special investigative operational groups continue to work at the scene.

Russia's attacks on the Sumy region have resulted in injuries among the civilian population and have caused damage to civilian infrastructure. The regional life support headquarters is actively working on eliminating the consequences and restoring damaged facilities after the aggression.

Constant shelling poses a high level of danger for the residents of Sumy region and causes significant damage to the local economy. Participants in the infrastructure restoration are trying to respond promptly to the consequences of the attacks, providing assistance to the victims and working on restoring the destroyed facilities.