Search operations at site of Russian strike completed in Sumy after 4 days

According to the rescuers, over the past four days, the rescuers have done a tremendous amount of work at the site of the enemy attack in Sumy.

"In the first hours, SES experts rescued 10 residents of the destroyed high-rise building, five of whom were unblocked from the rubble. The bodies of three dead people were also unblocked from the rubble," the statement said.

In addition, the destroyed building structures were dismantled and the scene was cleared of debris.

"A total of 345 cubic meters of garbage was removed," the SES said.

It is also noted that 308 locals received counseling assistance at the Point of Unbreakability set up by rescuers, and another 60 received psychological assistance.

"Emergency search operations have been completed," the rescuers said.

The work of the State Emergency Service in Sumy at the site of the Shahed hit (photo: t.me/Sumy_news_ODA)

The work of the State Emergency Service in Sumy at the site of the Shahed hit (photo: t.me/Sumy_news_ODA)

The work of the State Emergency Service in Sumy at the site of the Shahed hit (photo: t.me/Sumy_news_ODA)

The work of the State Emergency Service in Sumy at the site of the Shahed hit (photo: t.me/Sumy_news_ODA)

Strike on a high-rise building in Sumy

On the night of March 13, Russian troops again attacked Ukraine with Shaheds. In particular, residential buildings came under attack - in Sumy, 10 people were rescued from the rubble, 8 people were injured, but there were also fatalities.

It was also reported that Sumy mourned the victims of the Russian attack on March 13. The debris was being cleared from the site for several days.

Thus, on March 14, it became known that the body of another person was taken out from under the rubble of a high-rise building in Sumy, and the total number of victims increased to three.