Russia's Sumy Attack Condemned as War Crime
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Russia's missile attack on Sumy, Ukraine, killed at least 34, including children, prompting international condemnation. Russia claims it targeted military personnel, but Ukraine says civilians were the primary victims. European leaders called the attack a war crime and demanded stronger sanctions against Russia. The attack follows a similar one in Kryvyi Rih a week prior, intensifying the conflict. Meanwhile, two captured Chinese nationals revealed they voluntarily fought for Russia, contradicting China's claims of non-involvement.
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