UKRAINE has launched a devastating revenge attack on the Russian missile brigade that slaughtered 35 in Sumy on Palm Sunday.
Some 119 Ukrainian civilians were also wounded in the bloodbath – pushing Zelensky’s forces to hit back hard.
East2WestThe attack was in revenge for the horrific strikes on Sumy on Sunday[/caption]
East2WestIt directly struck the launch site of the brigade behind the Sum attack[/caption]
Ukraine’s drones sparked a huge blazeEast2West
Ukraine aimed a drone strike directly at the launch point of the Russia’s 448th missile brigade, triggering secondary explosions and a major inferno.
The Sumy strike was one of the most horrific of the conflict yet, leaving grieving families crying over the bodies of their loved ones in the street.
It has been branded a “war crime” for hitting civilians and killing two children with vicious cluster bombs in the two Iskander-M missiles.
Vladimir Putin’s leading TV propagandist coldly branded the civilians killed in Sumy “collateral damage”.
Sumy locals are burying their dead this week – many of whom died when their bus what hit by one of the ballistic missiles.
The General Staff of Ukraine’s Army confirmed the attack.
Officials said the drones “attacked a number of objects in the Kursk region associated with war criminals involved in the missile attack on the city of Sumy on April 13, 2025, and other war crimes.
“In particular, the permanent deployment point of the 448th missile brigade of the Russian occupiers was hit, a secondary detonation of ammunition was recorded.
“The results of the strike are being clarified.”
AFPFire fighters struggle to battle the blaze sparked by the Russian missiles in Sumy[/caption]
East2WestThe Sumy attack left over 100 people injured, including this woman being comforted by a child at the side of the street[/caption]
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