The death toll from the Russian airstrike on Komyshuvakha in Zaporizhzhia district on November 2 has risen to 42. Search and rescue operations have entered their fourth day, with rescuers searching for another 33 people under the rubble.
The National Police of Ukraine reported the latest figures.
As of November 5, the bodies of 42 victims had been recovered from the rubble in Komyshuvakha. Efforts to identify the unidentified bodies are ongoing. Among the dead are four police officers and two rescue workers.
According to police, another 33 people may still be trapped beneath the debris. Search and rescue operations are continuing without interruption.
On November 2, Russian forces carried out at least nine strikes on Komyshuvakha. They initially used FAB-500 guided aerial bombs, followed by FAB-3000 bombs.
A direct hit caused the concrete structure of an underground community resilience center, located inside a local school, to collapse. Civilians who had come to receive humanitarian aid were inside at the time of the attack.
November 3, 4 and 5 have been declared days of mourning in Zaporizhzhia region for those killed in the Russian strike.
