A total of 197 explosions were counted.
Chernihiv region, consequences of shelling over the past day of 20 villages in the Sumy and seven villages in the Chernigov region, located near the state border with the Russian Federation.
This was reported by the Operational Command “North”.
Information about dead or wounded among the local population was not recorded.
In the Chernihiv region the villages of Nikolaevka came under fire, Kostobobrov and Mikhalchina Sloboda, Novgorod-Seversky district, as well as Shishkovka, Klyusy, Elino and Khrenovka, Koryukovsky district. There are no reports of destruction.
In the Sumy district of the Sumy regionThe villages of Belovody, Konstantinovka, Mogritsa, Basovka, Volfin, Khrapovshchina, Zapsilya, Vladimirovka, Stepok, Pokrovka, Malaya Korchakovka, Slavgorod and Naumovka came under fire. Basovka was fired upon six times, Volfin and Stepok twice. “Khrapovshchina – 2 parishes, probably KAB. As a result of the shelling, utility buildings were damaged,” the construction says.
In the Akhtyrsky district, the villages of Aleksandrovka and Ponomarenko came under fire from 120-mm mortars; no damage was reported .
In the Shostkinsky district, the villages of Tovstodubovo, Znob-Novgorodskoye, Kamenka, Staraya Guta and Golubovka were shelled. Golubovka was shelled twice from multiple launch rocket systems. “Kamenka – 3 parishes, presumably KAB. As a result of the shelling, 6 private houses were damaged and 2 were destroyed,” the message says.
In total, 37 shellings (197 explosions) from different types of weapons were counted in 24 hours.
- The Russian army regularly shells the border areas of the Sumy and Chernigov regions.
- The Chernigov and Sumy regions were partially occupied at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. In both regions, Russians committed numerous war crimes. In the spring of 2022, the defenders liberated the areas, but the enemy continues to fire at them from their territory. In addition, every month hostile DRGs try to enter the territory of the Chernihiv and Sumy regions 9-10 times.
- The Sumy region borders the Kursk and Belgorod regions of Russia in the east and the Bryansk region in the north. The Chernigov region borders in the north with the Bryansk region of the Russian Federation, and in the north-west with the Gomel region of Belarus.
