Russia bombs humanitarian aid distribution site in southern Ukraine, killing 31. More than 40 people remain missing.
The Russian military carried out two airstrikes with bombs on Komyshuvakha in the Zaporizhzhia region yesterday, killing 31 people, according to the latest official figures.
On November 3, Russian military forces conducted two airstrikes on Komyshuvakha, a town in the Zaporizhzhia region of southern Ukraine, killing 31 people and leaving over 40 missing, according to the latest official figures. The strikes targeted a former school building, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed was being used for humanitarian aid distribution and as a shelter for displaced residents.
Zelensky accused Russia of deliberately targeting the site, calling the incident a "terrorist strike." The Ukrainian government proposed humanitarian initiatives in the region, but Zelensky stated that Russia's actions continued to escalate the conflict. Russian forces reportedly carried out a total of nine strikes in the area, utilizing both FAB-500 and FAB-3000 bombs.
The building, located less than 20 kilometers from the front line, had been a site for humanitarian aid distribution on Mondays before the strikes.
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