A Russian air strike on the Ukrainian border city of Sumy killed two people and wounded several others early Sunday, the region's military administration said.
"As a result of the air strike, two people died [and] four more people were injured, including two children," military authorities said in a statement.
"Necessary medical assistance is provided to the wounded.
The city's mayor Oleksiy Drozdenko said homes and vehicles were also destroyed.
"All services are on site," he said in a Telegram post.
Sumy lies just across the border from Russia's Kursk region, where Kyiv launched a shock offensive last month, aimed in part at creating a "buffer zone" inside Russia.
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