Russia dropped aerial bombs on a shelter and a humanitarian aid point in the Zaporozhye region. 26 people died On November 2, the Russian army carried out airstrikes on the village of Kamishvakha in the Zaporozhye region. Currently, 26 deaths are known, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said. According to him, the first bombs were dropped in the morning on a school that was used to distribute humanitarian aid. Later, another attack came, among other things in the shelter where the people were located. Among the dead were two lifeguards: 44-year-old Denis Konovlenko and Alexei Soshchevsky, as well as four policemen, the Emergency Service of Ukraine reported. "Most of the victims of this Russian attack are civilians who came for humanitarian aid and those who already came to their aid after the first attack. The Russians knew it was actually a humanitarian facility. It is important that the world reacts to this," Zelensky said. Five people were hospitalized. More than 20 others are missing, said the head of Zaporozhye's regional military government, Mikhail Smykin. According to him, the Russian military deliberately dropped at least nine FAB-3000 guided bombs on the center of Kamysheba. Debris removal continues. November 3 was declared a day of mourning in the Zaporozhye region. More details.