Sumy, a center of Ukrainian culture, lives in the crosshairs of a new Russian offensive
Summary
Sumy, a city in northern Ukraine near the Russian border, has faced repeated attacks from Russian forces, including drone and missile strikes. Despite the ongoing conflict and recent buildup of Russian troops near the border, local residents continue to show resilience, with some returning to their daily lives and activities.Key Facts
- Sumy is a city in northern Ukraine, about 15 miles from the Russian border.
- The city has experienced frequent attacks, including drone and missile strikes.
- At least 50,000 Russian troops are positioned close to the Sumy region, according to Ukraine's top general.
- Many residents remain in the city, engaging in their usual activities despite the risk.
- Ukraine carried out a surprise operation in the nearby Russian Kursk region to divert Russian forces.
- The printed newspaper is a vital source of information in villages near the border due to lack of electricity and internet.
- The city has a strong cultural history, known for music and festivals before the war.
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