Russia has launched KAB strikes on Sumy: there are already five dead, including child, and further 30 injured, five of whom are in serious condition (updated). PHOTOS

On the afternoon of 11 July 2026, the enemy launched an attack using three guided aerial bombs on civilian infrastructure in the Zarichne district of Sumy.

This was reported on a Telegram channel by Oleh Hryhorov, head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration, according to Censor.NET.

According to the Regional Military Administration, there are reports of casualties. The full extent of the attack is currently being assessed.

No further information is currently available regarding the consequences of the Russian Federation’s air strike on the city.

Updated information

According to the latest figures, it is known that there are already 17 casualties.

It is reported that two enemy guided bombs struck a crowded area where civilians were present and where cars and public transport were moving. A road and a public transport stop were at the epicentre of one of the strikes.

Another strike was directed at an infrastructure facility. The Russians are continuing their attempts to destroy the city’s life-support systems.

"The enemy was well aware that civilians would also be caught in the crossfire. Three people are in a serious condition. Victims continue to be admitted to hospitals," said Grigorov.

In addition, the shockwave damaged high-rise buildings around the impact sites. Hundreds of windows and balcony frames were shattered.

As soon as the security situation allows, work will begin to deal with the aftermath of the attack. Everyone will be provided with the necessary assistance.

Later, Grigorov reported that a seriously injured man had died in hospital.

Consequently, the death toll from the Russian guided air strikes on Sumy has risen to five.

The number of casualties has risen to 30. Five people are currently in a serious condition. Medical staff are providing everyone with the necessary care.