In Sumy, over 1,000 windows were broken, 7 cars burned to the ground as a result of a drone attack

12 high-rise buildings and 14 private houses were damaged in Sumy due to a massive UAV attack on the night of April 21.

In total, over 1,000 windows and balcony frames were broken. More than 30 cars were also damaged, seven of them burned down, the Sumy City Military Administration reported. In addition to houses, the buildings of three educational institutions, a dormitory and an athletics arena were damaged.

Houses damaged in Sumy after UAV strikes. A hospital was also hit by a UAV. The building’s roof was damaged. There were no injuries here.

Mountains of broken glass and window frames – this is what Sumy’s yards look like after a massive night attack.

People are standing in lines to file claims for damaged property and apply for assistance.

At the scene of the crash, rescuers are cutting OSB boards and sealing up broken windows. At the same time, drivers are inspecting their damaged cars, some of which are being towed away by tow trucks.

In addition to high-rise buildings, the roofs of private houses have also been damaged. Special equipment is working at each location. They are removing construction debris, dismantling dangerous structures, and sealing up windows.

On April 21, after 1 a.m., Russian troops attacked Sumy with 10 drones. 15 people were injured as a result of the shelling. Seven of them were hospitalized, including three girls aged 13, 15, and 17. The children were diagnosed with blast injuries and shrapnel wounds, and their condition is assessed as moderate. Most of the other victims are elderly people, who have been diagnosed with mild injuries and acute stress reactions.