Oleh Hryhorov, the head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration, reported the strike on the educational institution."An enemy UAV attacked one of the educational institutions in the Sumy community. There are wounded as a result of the attack. Buildings have also been damaged," he wrote."There was a Shahed strike on one of the educational institutions. Next to me is a young man with a wounded leg; we are taking him to the hospital. We will provide further information," said the acting mayor of Sumy, Artem Kobzar.Later, Hryhorov reported that the number of injured had increased to six, including three women and three men. He also informed about a second and third Russian attack.During the third attack, the enemy struck a medical facility. Initially, it was reported that one person was injured, but later the number rose to four."The wounded are men. Preliminary information indicates their condition is not serious. All are receiving the necessary medical assistance," the official wrote.According to him, the hospital building and one vehicle were damaged.On July 13, the Russian army used drones to attack the Sumy community, resulting in one person killed and another wounded. Due to a repeated strike, medical workers were also injured.