Russian army carried out more than 2000 strikes in Sumy region in summer, creation of buffer zone is aimed at protecting border communities - Interior Minister
Kyiv • UNN
The Russian army has carried out more than 2,000 strikes in Sumy region this summer. More than 20,000 people from 183 settlements have been evacuated, and the buffer zone is designed to protect our border communities, the Interior Minister said.
Russian troops have carried out more than 2,000 strikes in Sumy region this summer, more than 20,000 people have been evacuated from 183 settlements, and the creation of a buffer zone is intended to protect our border communities, Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko said, UNN reports.
During this summer alone, the Russians launched more than 2,000 attacks on the territory of Sumy region. They used missiles, artillery, UAVs, attack drones, and mortars. Due to the constant Russian terror, the population of 183 settlements in 15 territorial communities of Sumy region is subject to priority evacuation. More than 20 thousand people have already been evacuated, including almost 2.5 thousand children. Creation of a buffer zone in the Kursk region is a step to protect our border communities from daily enemy shelling
According to the Interior Minister, "residents of settlements in the area of the defense operation were abandoned by Russia without the most basic necessities." "The military is now providing the Ministry of Internal Affairs with information on the needs of the locals for drinking water, food, medicines, and hygiene products, so that we can organize humanitarian aid as soon as possible in coordination with other relevant authorities," the minister said.
"All our humanitarian initiatives are carried out exclusively in compliance with international law," emphasized Klymenko.
