Russian Aggression Leaves Tragic Trail in Kharkiv and Sumy Oblasts

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In Kharkiv Oblast**, a man lost his life and another was injured when Russian forces attacked the village of Nyzhche Solone with a drone and two guided aerial bombs, causing damage to private households. In Sumy Oblast, the Russian military fired 50 times on border areas, injuring one civilian in a missile strike in the Okhtyrka hromada. The relentless attacks on both oblasts have left communities in a state of fear and uncertainty, with many seeking refuge from the ongoing violence. As the conflict continues, the human cost rises, and the need for a peaceful resolution becomes more urgent than ever. Stay informed and support those affected by the conflict in any way you can. **#RussianAggression #UkraineConflict

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