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Russian drone attack wounds three Ukrenergo workers in Sumy, company says

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All three were taken to hospital, with one in serious condition, according to Ukrenergo.

A Russian FPV drone attacked a vehicle carrying energy workers in Sumy on the morning of November 9, wounding three Ukrenergo employees, Novynarnia reported, citing the company’s press service.

All three were taken to hospital. One was in serious condition at the time of the report, according to Ukrenergo.

The company described the strike as deliberate and said Russia was targeting both energy infrastructure and the people who operate it and restore damaged equipment.

Novynarnia’s report did not specify the exact location within Sumy or any impact on electricity supplies. It did not name the injured workers or give further updates on their condition.

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