On the eleventh day of the search-and-rescue operation in Komyshuvakha in Zaporizhzhia Region, the bodies of two more people were found. Rescuers also discovered body fragments of other victims of the Russian air strike.
This was reported by the Zaporizhzhia Region police.
On 7 November, it was reported that the preliminary death toll from the air strike on Komyshuvakha had risen to 55, with 19 people missing. The identities of 48 of those killed have now been confirmed.
Over the past three days, the search had yielded no results. Investigators, forensic experts and units of the State Emergency Service continue to work at the strike site. The safety of rescue workers from the air is being provided by the police anti-drone group.
Specialists from the centre for tracing persons missing under special circumstances are carrying out identification of the bodies that have been recovered from under the rubble. Search operations are ongoing. Police officers and rescue workers are trying to establish the fate of other people who are still considered missing and may be under the debris of the destroyed structures.
- On 2 November, Russian forces attacked a school in Komyshuvakha that was being used for humanitarian purposes: local residents were receiving aid there. According to President Zelenskyy, from the morning there were several aerial bomb strikes on the settlement. After the first attack, the Russians carried out a second strike with nine more bombs—specifically hitting the shelter where people were.
- Those killed include a police officer and two State Emergency Service rescuers.