Ukraine urges concrete action against Russia after Sumy airstrike kills four civilians

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha called on the international community to take concrete action against Russia following an airstrike on the northeastern city of Sumy. In a statement, Sybiha said Russia dropped bombs on the city center, killing four civilians, including a child, and wounding 33 others, seven of them children. Sybiha accused Russia of failing to distinguish between military targets and residential areas, and said the bombing of civilian areas showed no intent to end the war. He urged partners to supply Ukraine with additional air defense systems and interceptor missiles, tighten sanctions on Russia, and deepen its international isolation. The foreign minister stressed that the response to the attack must be delivered through actions rather than words. Further details on the strike and any immediate response from Western governments were not immediately available.