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At least 26 people have been killed and five others injured after aerial bombs struck a school in Komyshuvakha, in Ukraine's southeastern Zaporizhzhia region. The attack took place on November 2, according to Ukrainian authorities. The school was no longer being used for classes and served as a shelter and a weekly distribution point for humanitarian assistance.
Ukraine's emergency services said two rescue workers and four police officers were among those killed. Five people were injured, including two members of the rescue service. Local officials also reported that 27 people were missing following the attack, as emergency teams continued searching through the damaged building and surrounding rubble.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russian forces initially dropped several aerial bombs on the school as people arrived to receive humanitarian aid. He stated that a second wave of bombs then hit the shelter where people had taken cover. Ukrainian officials reported that nine additional bombs were used in the second wave.
Emergency response teams have been working at the site to locate people believed to be trapped beneath the rubble. The reported number of missing people has added to concerns about the final casualty toll. Rescue operations were also complicated by further security threats in the surrounding area, according to Ukrainian officials.
Zelenskyy condemned the bombing and said it showed that Russia was not pursuing de-escalation. In a separate address on November 2, he said Ukrainian intelligence had information about preparations for further Russian attacks, particularly targeting energy and logistics infrastructure. This was a warning issued by the Ukrainian president, not an independently confirmed assessment of a future attack.
The attack has drawn international attention because the school was reportedly being used for regular humanitarian assistance. However, the reports reviewed for this article did not include a public response from Russia. The claims about the sequence of the bombing and the targeting of the shelter have been attributed to Ukrainian officials.
The incident has renewed concerns about the safety of civilians and humanitarian operations in areas affected by the Russia-Ukraine war. The search for missing people and the official investigation into the attack remain important developments. The casualty figures and details may change as emergency services provide further updates.
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