The Chief Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense claims to have identified the Russian military involved in the attack on a school in Kamysheba, Zaporozhye region, in which at least 55 people were killed. The General Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense (GUR MO) of Ukraine stated that it had identified the Russian military personnel involved in an aerial bombing attack on a school in Kamysheba, Zaporozhye region on November 2, where 55 people were killed. According to Ukrainian intelligence, more than 50 people are still missing. The Central Intelligence Agency claims that the attack was planned by Colonel Fedor Zubakov, head of the fire suppression group at the headquarters of the Russian forces group Dnepr. Four Su-34 aircraft participated in the operation. "In particular, tactical aviation group No. 5 of the special combat group of the reserve aviation group of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, established on the basis of the 11th mixed aviation battalion (military unit 77978) of the 4th mixed aviation division and the 559th bomber of the mixed aviation division was involved in the 1st mixed aviation regiment of the village. of Kamishvakha, Zaporozhye region on November 2, 2026 the 4th Air Force and Air Defense Forces of the Russian Aerospace Forces," the statement said. Ukrainian intelligence also named six Russian pilots believed to be involved in the bombings: captains Sergey Eliseev and Dmitry Zverev, senior lieutenants Rodion Plotnikov, Nikita Ignatiev and Maksim Sokolenko, as well as lieutenant Vadim Fairhurst. The crew of another aircraft, according to the Chief Intelligence Division, is identified. Earlier it was reported that the death toll from the November 2 Russian airstrike on Kamishvakha, Zaporozhye region, rose to 55. Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine.

The Chief Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense claims to have identified the Russian military involved in the attack on a school in Kamysheba, Zaporozhye region, in which at least 55 people were killed. The General Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense (GUR MO) of Ukraine stated that it had identified the Russian military personnel involved in an aerial bombing attack on a school in Kamysheba, Zaporozhye region on November 2, where 55 people were killed. According to Ukrainian intelligence, more than 50 people are still missing. The Central Intelligence Agency claims that the attack was planned by Colonel Fedor Zubakov, head of the fire suppression group at the headquarters of the Russian forces group Dnepr. Four Su-34 aircraft participated in the operation. "In particular, tactical aviation group No. 5 of the special combat group of the reserve aviation group of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, established on the basis of the 11th mixed aviation battalion (military unit 77978) of the 4th mixed aviation division and the 559th bomber of the mixed aviation division was involved in the 1st mixed aviation regiment of the village. of Kamishvakha, Zaporozhye region on November 2, 2026 the 4th Air Force and Air Defense Forces of the Russian Aerospace Forces," the statement said. Ukrainian intelligence also named six Russian pilots believed to be involved in the bombings: captains Sergey Eliseev and Dmitry Zverev, senior lieutenants Rodion Plotnikov, Nikita Ignatiev and Maksim Sokolenko, as well as lieutenant Vadim Fairhurst. The crew of another aircraft, according to the Chief Intelligence Division, is identified. Earlier it was reported that the death toll from the November 2 Russian airstrike on Kamishvakha, Zaporozhye region, rose to 55. Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine.