Ukraine's Zelenskyy: Russian bombing kills 18 in southeastern Zaporizhzhia region
Zelenskiy said the attack hit a school used for aid distribution and included a second strike with nine more bombs, he wrote on Telegram.
- On Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that Russian forces bombed the village of Komyshuvakha in the Zaporizhzhia region, killing 18 people and injuring five others at a school used for humanitarian aid.
- Zelensky wrote on Telegram that a repeat strike with nine more bombs specifically targeted the shelter where people were gathered, describing it as used "for humanitarian purposes."
- Local authorities reported that 27 people remain missing following the bombardment; Zelensky claimed Russian forces could not have been unaware that residents received weekly aid at the site.
- Amid the fighting, Russia and Ukraine traded accusations over cyberattacks as a Kherson ceasefire expired, with Moscow reporting a "massive cyberattack" on its emergency app Monday.
- Separately, emergency power cuts took effect in Kyiv and the surrounding region on Monday, as national grid operator Ukrenergo ordered the restrictions confirmed by private provider DTEK.
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At least 18 people were killed in a Russian air raid near Saporishyah. Bombs hit a school during the issue of humanitarian aid.
The attack took place in the Saporishyah region during the issue of humanitarian aid in a school, says Ukrainian President Volodimir Selensky.
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Eighteen people died on Monday in several Russian strikes in a village in the Zaporijjia region.
In a massive bombardment in the Saporishyah region, numerous people have died during the delivery of relief supplies. Ukrainian President is now making serious accusations against the attackers and demanding international consequences.
<p>Russia launched a terrible attack on Komyshevas, 18 people were killed - Zelensky's Russia attacked a school and a shelter in Komyshevas, where humanitarian aid was distributed. Eighteen people were killed and five others were injured.</p>
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