Russian forces struck civilian infrastructure in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy with three guided aerial bombs on July 11, killing five people, including a 13-year-old girl, and injuring 43 others, according to local authorities, in an attack captured on security camera footage showing civilians scrambling for cover as the explosions struck.

CCTV footage from the scene, widely circulated on social media, showed customers inside a coffee shop rushing to safety as explosions shattered the windows during the strike, while a second camera captured people outside dropping to the ground before fleeing as blasts echoed through the area. Ukrainian officials said two of the three guided glide bombs struck a crowded part of the city, with one landing near a public transport stop, where the child was killed, according to Sumy regional police. The bomb also damaged buses, cars and nearby residential buildings. A third bomb struck a separate infrastructure facility.

Security cameras captured civilians in Ukraine’s Sumy scrambling for cover as Russian glide bombs struck, killing five people, including a child, Ukrainian officials said. pic.twitter.com/SmyfloCxvi— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) July 13, 2026

Security cameras captured civilians in Ukraine’s Sumy scrambling for cover as Russian glide bombs struck, killing five people, including a child, Ukrainian officials said. pic.twitter.com/SmyfloCxvi

Sumy Regional Military Administration head Oleh Hryhorov said three men also died in the attack, and another victim later died in the hospital, bringing the confirmed death toll to five. Ukrainian news outlet ukranews.com, citing Sumy regional police, reported that the men killed alongside the........

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