Russian jet drones strike Sumy, injuring 18 people
High-speed jet-powered drones hit civilian homes in Sumy, proving once again that terror is their only real strategy.
Morning in Sumy started with three high-speed jet drones slamming into civilian neighborhoods. Apparently, regular suicide drones were not fast enough, so the invaders decided to strap jet engines onto their flying explosives.
The attack wounded 18 people, damaging apartments, private houses, and parked cars across seven different locations. A 47-year-old woman suffered severe injuries near a high-rise, while several others, including two kids, remain in the hospital. Firefighters had to dig through rubble to unblock a trapped resident from a burning home before putting out the blazes.
The high speed of these jet-propelled drones makes them significantly harder to detect and intercept in time, showing a deliberate pivot toward maximum civilian destruction.
Upgrading drone engines just to hit garages, private yards, and apartment blocks in border cities remains the pinnacle of military desperation.
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