India, Aug. 10 -- A guided aerial bomb struck near Save the Children's office in Sumy, northeastern Ukraine, damaging the building and marking the second attack on the organisation's facilities in the country within a week.
Office Damaged in Sumy
The bomb hit about 220 metres from the Save the Children office overnight on August 6. The organisation said all staff were accounted for and damage to the premises was limited. The attack occurred during strikes across multiple Ukrainian cities that reportedly killed at least six people.
The incident follows a drone strike on Monday that severely damaged a Save the Children warehouse containing humanitarian supplies for children affected by the war.
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