Volunteers of the Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) have deployed a mobile heating station for victims of the Russian missile strike on Sumy.

“Volunteers from the Sumy regional emergency response team of the Ukrainian Red Cross were on the scene from the outset. They provided first aid and psychological first aid to the victims, transported the injured to hospitals, and set up a mobile heating unit, where they remained on duty around the clock,” URCS said on Facebook Monday.

On Sunday, URCS volunteers also worked in Mykolaiv and Rivne to eliminate the consequences of the morning massive Russian air attack.

"Mykolaiv… At the scene, the team of the Mykolaiv regional rapid response unit of the Ukrainian Red Cross provided assistance together with rescuers, medics and police officers," the URCS reported.

The volunteers of the Rivne regional rapid response unit of the URCS provided assistance to two victims, transported two people to relatives, and also provided hot meals to residents of damaged houses and rescuers.

As reported, the army of the Russian Federation on Sunday evening hit a densely populated residential neighborhood and critical infrastructure facilities of Sumy with ballistic missiles in cluster equipment. As a result of the missile attack, 11 people were killed and 84 injured.

Due to the Russian missile attack on Mykolaiv on Sunday morning, two people were killed and six injured.