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In Sumy a child died on the way to the location for taking the National Multidisciplinary Test (NMT). This happened in 2025. This was stated by Member of Parliament Yuliia Hryshyna while commenting on the conditions for entrance exams in frontline regions. According to the MP, despite the danger, the Ministry of Education and Science continues to make test conditions more difficult. Hryshyna emphasizes that the trip to the testing site in frontline regions is becoming a deadly risk for children.
The MP recounted the tragedy on her Telegram channel while commenting on the organization of entrance examinations in regions suffering from hostilities. She pointed out that for residents of border and frontline territories, merely getting to the exam center can threaten their lives.
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"In frontline regions, getting to the NMT testing site is a heroic feat where you can die. Something must be done about such matters," said Member of Parliament Yuliia Hryshyna.
The MP stresses that the organization of entrance examinations must take into account the real security conditions on the ground, not ignore the risks that applicants from frontline regions face. Earlier Hryshyna reported on a bill proposing to reduce the number of NMT subjects from four to three and to make mathematics optional.
Sumy region continues to suffer from daily attacks
The security situation in Sumy remains tense these days. Thus, on 3 September at about 15:00 an explosion rang out in the city — as a result of a strike by a Russian drone a private house on the outskirts of Sumy caught fire. At the time of the attack there was no one inside.
The day before, according to the head of the Sumy City Military Administration Serhii Kryvosheienko, several unmanned aerial vehicles of unknown type attacked the industrial zone of the Zariichnyi district of Sumy before and after midnight. One of the drones hit a civilian enterprise, causing a fire that was later contained, and another strike caused a nonresidential building to catch fire. Later in the same district an FPV drone struck fiber-optic cabling on a local company's vehicle — the shock wave damaged three more civilian cars. Preliminary reports say there are no casualties.
Sumy region regularly suffers Russian attacks: the military strike civilian infrastructure in the region daily with guided aerial bombs, various types of drones, and multiple rocket launch systems. As a result of the strikes, local residents are wounded and killed.
Earlier Informator reported that in Sumy a Russian drone hit a car in the Zariichnyi district of the city on the night of 2 September, and a fire broke out at the strike site. That same day the police published statistics on the consequences of attacks on the region for the day: a man was killed in the Velykopysarivska community, and several other people were injured in various communities of the Sumy region. We also wrote that the day before Russia attacked ambulances in Sumy parked on hospital grounds — the drone damaged two medics' vehicles despite clear markings on the vehicles.
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