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Russian Missile Strike in Sumy During Palm Sunday Kills 34, Including Children

A missile strike in Sumy has killed 34 individuals, including two children, during Palm Sunday festivities, prompting condemnation from Ukrainian and world leaders.


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In a horrific missile attack during Palm Sunday celebrations, at least 34 people were killed, including two children, and 117 injured as Russian missiles hit Sumy city. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy condemned the assault, describing it as an act of terrorism, while officials reported the use of cluster munitions to maximize casualties. The attack, targeting the city university, follows a deadly strike on Kryvyi Rih a week prior. International leaders, including those from the EU, are calling for strong sanctions against Russia, underscoring the urgent need for a global response to the escalating violence.

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