Russian bombing kills 26 in village in southeastern Ukraine, emergency services say
Rescuers said repeated strikes hit a school and nearby shelter used for aid distribution, leaving dozens dead and more than 40 residents missing.
- Russian bombing in southeastern Ukraine reportedly killed 26 people in a village, according to the country’s emergency services.
- Emergency responders rushed to the affected area to assist survivors, search for victims, and assess the damage caused by the attack.
- The bombing has raised further concerns about civilian safety as Russia’s war against Ukraine continues.
- The attack highlights the devastating impact of ongoing hostilities on residential communities and local infrastructure.
- Ukrainian authorities are expected to investigate the incident further as rescue efforts continue and officials assess the full extent of the casualties and destruction.
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The successful aid operation in Oleshki does not represent a humanitarian rethink in the Kremlin. Russia continues to attack Ukraine without any consideration for civilian victims. Exemplarily this is a particularly bloody attack in the province of Saporishya.
At Least 31 Dead After Russian Bombs Strike Ukrainian School Building Used as Shelter and Aid Centre
At least 31 people were killed after Russian aerial bombs struck a Ukrainian school shelter and aid centre in Komyshuvakha, while rescuers searched for nearly 50 missing people.
On November 2, Russian forces carried out at least nine air strikes on the village of Komyshuvaha in Zaporizhia Oblast. As a result of the attack, 31 people were killed and another five were wounded. More than 40 people are believed to be missing. This was announced by Acting Chairman of Zaporizhzhya OVA Mykhailo Semikin, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelensky. According to Semikin, the Russian military firs…
At least 31 people have been confirmed dead after a Russian airstrike on a small town in the Zaporizhia region on Monday, according to spokesman Mykhailo Semikin. Among the dead are both rescue workers and police officers.
‘Four children left without their fathers’: Russian bombing kills two rescue workers at Ukrainian aid centre - London Business News
At least 31 people have been killed and 48 remain missing after Russian forces repeatedly bombed a school being used to distribute humanitarian aid in southern Ukraine, in an attack… The post ‘Four children left without their fathers’: Russian bombing kills two rescue workers at Ukrainian aid centre appeared first on London Business News
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