War in Ukraine: Fires and casualties in Odesa and Sumy after new Russian attacks

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: September 17, 2026Country: Ukraine

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War in Ukraine: Fires and casualties in Odesa and Sumy after new Russian attacks

Recent Russian attacks have caused fires in Odesa and Sumy, resulting in casualties among the civilian population. Local authorities report significant destruction and an increasing climate of fear. These events occur amid an escalation of hostilities in Ukraine.

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