The death toll from the Russian airstrike on Komyshovakha in the Zaporozhye region has risen to 37 people, the State Service for Emergency Situations of Ukraine (SSES) reported. Rescuers continue to search for people under the rubble; Dogs and a unit of the mountain rescue squad were involved in the work. On November 2, Russian planes carried out several attacks in the village, including a school where humanitarian aid was distributed to the local residents. According to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, after the first explosions, the Russian army dropped nine more aerial bombs, including on a shelter where people were located. He also claimed that the Russian army knew about the distribution of the weekly humanitarian aid at the school, where the villagers went.

The death toll from the Russian airstrike on Komyshovakha in the Zaporozhye region has risen to 37 people, the State Service for Emergency Situations of Ukraine (SSES) reported. Rescuers continue to search for people under the rubble; Dogs and a unit of the mountain rescue squad were involved in the work. On November 2, Russian planes carried out several attacks in the village, including a school where humanitarian aid was distributed to the local residents. According to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, after the first explosions, the Russian army dropped nine more aerial bombs, including on a shelter where people were located. He also claimed that the Russian army knew about the distribution of the weekly humanitarian aid at the school, where the villagers went.