A three-ton bomb fell on an aid queue on Monday—two days later, rescuers have found 37 dead. And now Russia strikes Ukraine’s power stations
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The number of deaths following the Russian bombing of an aid distribution point in Komyshuvakha, Ukraine, has increased to 37, as confirmed by local authorities. This bombing, which occurred in the south-eastern region of Zaporiyia, is already one of the most deadly attacks on civilians this year. Russian forces attacked an old school that was used every Monday as a humanitarian aid centre and shelter for local residents.
Thirty-seven bodies were extracted from the rubble of a school-based shelter. According to the Ukrainian authorities, it was hit Monday by a guided bomb of 3 tons while an aid distribution was operating there.
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