
Russian airstrikes destroyed a school used for humanitarian activities in Komishuvash. 18 people died.
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Russian airstrikes on civilian targets in Ukraine.
The attack took place on Monday, November 2. The rescue operation and the search for people who may be under the rubble are still ongoing.
According to Volodymyr Zelensky's account, the Russians carried out several airstrikes using air bombs. The target was a school used for humanitarian activities.
After the first strike, there was another attack - this time, according to the Ukrainian president, nine bombs were dropped. They were supposed to go to a shelter where people were staying.
Zelensky said that 18 people have been confirmed dead so far. Five people were injured and 27 were reported missing. The rescue operation involves rescue services, the army and special services.
"The Russians must have known"
The President of Ukraine emphasized that the local population regularly received humanitarian aid at the attacked school. In his opinion, Russia must have known about the purpose of this place.
"The Russians could not have been unaware that the inhabitants of Komishuvash received humanitarian aid there every week," said the Ukrainian president.

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