Russian attacks disrupt power in Kyiv, while the death toll in a stricken village rises to 40
Rescuers searched for survivors as Russian drones and bombs also knocked out utilities in Kyiv and surrounding regions, officials said.
- A Russian strike on a humanitarian aid center in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia, killed 31 people on Monday, with more than 45 residents still missing as rescue teams search the rubble.
- Russian bunker-busting bombs, some filled with nearly 1.5 tons of explosives, caused the devastation, prompting officials to declare three days of mourning in Zaporizhzhia.
- Rescue efforts face ongoing danger as soldiers halt operations to open fire on menacing Russian drones; the dead include four police officers and two rescue workers, Semikin said.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the assault, stating it demonstrates Moscow has no interest in de-escalation despite upcoming U.S.-mediated peace negotiations scheduled for November 10-11 in Abu Dhabi.
- Elsewhere, a combined Russian missile and drone attack wounded at least 62 people in Kharkiv, where a strike damaged a medical facility and shattered windows in four apartment buildings; more than 200 patients were transferred to other hospitals.
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On Monday, during a humanitarian operation, Russia is bombing a community in the Saporishyah region. Dozens of people are killed according to Ukrainian data, more people are still missing. Identification of corpses is a challenge.
Death toll from Russian attack in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region climbs to 53
The death toll from Russia's bombing of an aid distribution point in Ukraine's southeastern Zaporizhzhia region on Monday has risen to 53, the acting regional governor said Friday, making it one of the deadliest strikes on civilians this year.
Research continues in the village of Komychouvakha, where rescue workers are still trying to find survivors under the rubble. ...
The number of victims of the Russian air strike at the humanitarian centre in Kamyshewah increased to 53, and local authorities reported that search and rescue work on the site of the attack was continuing.
Le Journal de Montreal
Le Journal de QuebecThe record of the Russian strike, which hit a humanitarian aid distribution point in southern Ukraine on Monday, rose to 50 deaths.
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