55 people were killed as a result of the attack in Kamishevakha. Ukraine's Intelligence Directorate identified the Russian military involved in the attack. The death toll from a Russian airstrike on a former school in Kymishba, Zaporozhye region, has risen to 55, Ukraine's emergency service reported. "During the last 24 hours, during search and rescue operations, rescuers discovered and rescued from the ruins the bodies and remains of 9 more victims," ​​the emergency service said. Rescue work continues. The Ukrainian military intelligence GUR said they identified the Russian military involved in the attack. According to the intelligence service, the attack was planned by Colonel Fedor Zubakov, the head of the fire suppression group of the Dnefer force group. Four Su-34 aircraft participated in the attack. The Chief Intelligence Director claims to have learned the names of the crew members of three bombers: - Captain Sergey Eliseev; - Captain Dmitry Zverev;.

55 people were killed as a result of the attack in Kamishevakha. Ukraine's Intelligence Directorate identified the Russian military involved in the attack. The death toll from a Russian airstrike on a former school in Kymishba, Zaporozhye region, has risen to 55, Ukraine's emergency service reported. "During the last 24 hours, during search and rescue operations, rescuers discovered and rescued from the ruins the bodies and remains of 9 more victims," ​​the emergency service said. Rescue work continues. The Ukrainian military intelligence GUR said they identified the Russian military involved in the attack. According to the intelligence service, the attack was planned by Colonel Fedor Zubakov, the head of the fire suppression group of the Dnefer force group. Four Su-34 aircraft participated in the attack. The Chief Intelligence Director claims to have learned the names of the crew members of three bombers: - Captain Sergey Eliseev; - Captain Dmitry Zverev;.

- Senior Deputy Rodion Plotnikov; - senior deputy Nikita Ignatiev;.

- Senior Deputy Maxim Sokolenko; Lieutenant Vadim Farhurst. The identity of the pilots of another plane is still being investigated. On Monday, November 2, the Russian military dropped aerial bombs on a former school building in the border town of Kamishvakha. The building was used to distribute humanitarian aid. The Russian army also knew about it, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky claimed. Russian propaganda denied that civilians were attacked. The Ministry of Defense reported that the Russian armed forces dropped aerial bombs as part of an attack on the Ukrainian army. Later, the National Police of Ukraine released video from the shoulder-mounted video recorder of a police officer escorting people to the shelter. In the footage, a policeman can be seen cursing the local residents who are not in a hurry to go down to the shelter. Soon he receives an alarm message on the radio, and he sends everyone to a shelter several stories deep. There, local residents and police officers are located in several equipped rooms.