Ukraine: Over 30 Fatalities in Russian Attack on Sumy

Ukraine: Over 30 Fatalities in Russian Attack on Sumy

Ukrainian authorities report that more than 30 individuals have lost their lives due to a Russian missile strike on the city of Sumy. This incident occurs as the Kremlin claims that its relations with the United States are "progressing positively." DW provides further details.

A vehicle engulfed in flames, with a rescuer attempting to extinguish the fire
This assault marks the latest in a series of attacks on Sumy by Russian forces.

On Sunday, Russian missiles targeted the heart of the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy, leading officials to confirm a rising death toll exceeding 30, which includes two children.

This incident represents one of the most lethal attacks by Russia in Ukraine in recent months, as Moscow continues its prolonged invasion of its neighbor, now spanning over three years.

In the meantime, the Kremlin has indicated a shift towards improving relations with the United States.

This summary highlights the key developments in Russia's war in Ukraine as of Sunday, April 13.

French President Emmanuel Macron has emphasized the necessity of implementing a ceasefire with Russia in light of the tragic missile strike on Sumy.

"Everyone is aware that it is Russia alone that seeks this war. It is evident today that Russia is determined to persist, disregarding human life, international law, and the diplomatic efforts made by President Trump," Macron stated on X, formerly known as Twitter.

"Robust measures are essential to enforce a ceasefire on Russia. France is diligently working towards this objective, in collaboration with its partners," he added.

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