One survivor found three days after Zaporizhzhia bombing that killed 43
Rescuers recovered eight more bodies as teams kept searching the rubble for about 50 missing people, officials said.
- On Friday, November 6, 2026, Zaporizhzhia Oblast authorities confirmed the death toll from Monday's Russian bombing in Komyshuvakha has risen to 53, with rescuers searching rubble for approximately 50 missing people.
- Russian forces struck the former school building with nine guided aerial bombs on Monday, targeting civilians receiving humanitarian aid; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated forces 'could not have been unaware' of civilian use.
- Police successfully located 56-year-old Olha alive on Thursday, three days after the attack, while rescuers face constant threats from shelling and drone attacks that force them to work only 15 to 20 minutes at a time.
- Authorities report more than 60% of buildings in Komyshuvakha have been destroyed, turning the once-bustling settlement into what soldiers described as a 'ghost town' following the deadliest strike on civilians this year.
- Ongoing security threats from fiber-optic FPV drones complicate identification efforts as about 500 civilians remain in the settlement, while search teams continue operations with no final death toll yet confirmed by officials.
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Attack on Komychuvakha village occurred when food aid was being distributed to the inhabitants
Death Toll Rises to 53 After Russian Strike on Zaporizhzhia School Used for Humanitarian Aid
Rescuers have recovered the bodies of 53 people from the rubble of an underground school in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia region, following a Russian airstrike on November 2, Ukrinform reported on November 6.
A balance sheet released this Friday reported that it rose to 50 the number of dead in the Russian attack that reached a food aid distribution point for residents in southern Ukraine. The previous balance reported the death of 40 people. According to Kiev, bombs were dropped on Monday by the Russian Army against a building located 15 kilometers from the battle front. The country's emergency service still acts in search of the bodies that are und…
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SIC NotíciasAuthorities have updated the victim's balance sheet and rescue teams continue their search for debris in Komyshuvakha.
Death Toll Hits 53 at Ukraine Aid Centre as Russian Bombing Leaves Rescuers Working for Fifth Day
Rescuers have recovered 53 bodies from a bombed humanitarian aid centre in Komyshuvakha, while around 50 people remain missing and searches continue under renewed attack threats.
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