Russian Drone Hits Rescuers in Komyshuvakha After Deadly Strike
Ukraine said the repeated strikes wounded emergency workers and damaged rescue vehicles as crews searched for victims from an earlier bombing that killed at least 55 people.
- On Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported a new drone strike on Komyshuvakha, where recovery operations continue following a Monday bombing that killed at least 55 people.
- Russian forces launched a "massive attack" on Ukraine's energy sector over the weekend, leaving more than 850,000 people without power across Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Zhytomyr regions.
- Zelenskyy stated Russian forces fired 115 missiles, almost 1,900 guided aerial bombs, and more than 3,000 attack drones over the past week, capitalizing on Kyiv's shortage of interceptor missiles.
- Negotiators from Russia, Ukraine, and the United States are scheduled to meet Tuesday in Abu Dhabi for the fourth round of peace talks brokered by the Trump administration.
- Zelenskyy accused the Kremlin of intensifying attacks to pressure Ukraine's negotiating position, while Ukrainian drone strikes damaged civilian infrastructure and the Saratov Oil Refinery inside Russia.
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Russia drops three-ton bomb on underground school where Ukrainians warmed up and charged phones. Fifty-five die, and its drones return for rescuers
Russian drones struck Ukrainian rescuers three times at the Komyshuvakha school-strike site days after an airstrike that killed 55 people.
Russia targets emergency crews in southern Ukraine
ZAPORIZHZHIA, UKRAINE - A Russian drone struck emergency workers on rescue missions in southern Ukraine on Sunday, hitting a former school and nearby shelter that had been earlier blasted by multiple Russian guided bombs as residents waited for humanitarian aid, authorities said.
<p>Russian troops attacked rescuers three times during the liquidation of the shelling in Komyshovas Russian troops fired on rescuers in Komyshevas three times. Two emergency service drivers were injured, fire equipment was damaged.</p>
Ukraine claimed that Monday's attack on the same site killed at least 55 people, near the front line in the Zaporiyia region
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