استخراج 55 جثة في كوميشوفاشا بعد هجوم جوّي روسي على مدرسة
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The strike caused a mass-casualty event and left the number of people still trapped uncertain. Continuing drone attacks endangered rescuers, damaged response equipment, and obstructed emergency and search operations. Police ant-drone units are providing fire cover so responders can continue working at the strike site. The victims include police officers and rescuers who were responding to the disaster.
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On 2 November 2026, Russian forces struck the Komyshuvasha gymnasium with two guided aerial bombs while humanitarian aid was being distributed there. A ФАБ-3000 bomb was reportedly dropped on the gymnasium's underground premises, where people were present. Rescuers recovered 55 bodies from the rubble, and police identified 30 of the victims. Another 19 people may still be trapped under the rubble. Russian forces conducted three drone attacks on State Emergency Service units working at the site, injuring two rescuers and damaging rescue equipment. The emergency and search operations in Komyshuvasha are continuing.
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Ukrainian reports emphasize the continuing danger to emergency responders from repeated Russian drone attacks and the use of police ant-drone units to protect the response area. Coverage centers on the scale of the tragedy, the victims among police and rescuers, damage to rescue vehicles, and uncertainty about people remaining under the rubble. The humanitarian context of the strike is highlighted: the school was being used to distribute aid when it was attacked.
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Earlier reporting said 29 of the 55 victims had been identified, while the latest figures say police have identified 30.
الخلفية
On 2 November 2026, Russian forces struck the Komyshuvasha gymnasium with two guided aerial bombs while humanitarian aid was being distributed there. A ФАБ-3000 bomb was reportedly dropped on the gymnasium's underground premises, where people were present. Earlier reports on 8 November listed 45 people as missing, with some possibly among those whose bodies had already been recovered.