In Sumy Oblast<\/strong>, Russian forces conducted nearly 70 attacks on 33 settlements, using guided bombs, FPV (first-person-view) drones<\/a>, and drone-dropped explosives. Two civilians were killed by a landmine in the Esman community, while two others were injured in drone strikes across Hlukhiv and Sumy communities, the regional military administration said<\/a>. <\/p>\n At least four municipalities reported infrastructure damage, including damage to administrative buildings, markets, and houses.<\/p>\n In Kherson Oblast<\/strong>, Russian forces<\/a> shelled and drone-bombed over 30 towns and villages, Governor Oleksandr Prokudin reported<\/a>. Eight people were injured, including a child, due to strikes on residential areas and infrastructure.<\/p>\n On the morning of July 27, an additional three civilians were wounded in separate Russian attacks. Damage was reported to several houses, apartment buildings, vehicles, and agricultural structures.<\/p>\n In Donetsk Oblast<\/strong>, two civilians were killed and at least three were injured in the Pokrovsk and Kramatorsk districts, Governor Vadym Filashkin confirmed<\/a>. Russian attacks<\/a> damaged houses, shops, and industrial facilities in multiple towns.<\/p>\n In Dnipropetrovsk Oblast<\/strong>, four people were injured after Russian forces attacked the Nikopol district with heavy artillery, Grad rockets, and drones. Residential houses and power lines were damaged, Governor Serhii Lysak reported<\/a>.<\/p>\n In Zaporizhzhia Oblast<\/strong>, Russian troops launched 810 strikes on 12 settlements, including 26 airstrikes and hundreds of FPV drone and artillery<\/a> attacks, Governor Ivan Fedorov said<\/a>. Two civilians were found<\/a> dead under the rubble of a destroyed house in Stepnohirsk, where a rocket strike had triggered a fire.<\/p>\n