Aid site destroyed in southern Ukraine

A Russian attack on a humanitarian aid facility and shelter in Komyushuvakha, a village in Zaporizhzhia region, killed 29 people on Monday, with 48 still missing under the rubble.

One of the worst tragedies in the region

Mykhailo Semikin, acting head of Zaporizhzhia's military administration, called it one of the worst tragedies in terms of civilian victims since the full-scale war began.

“The scale of the tragedy is terrifying.”

Bunker-busting bombs used in attack

Russian bunker-busting bombs filled with nearly one point five tons of explosives were used in Monday's attack. The dead included four police officers and two rescue workers.

Overnight barrage across nine regions

Russia launched two hundred eighty-nine attack drones, seventeen ballistic missiles and fifty-nine cruise missiles across nine regions, triggering emergency power cuts, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.

Hospitals damaged, patients transferred

In Kharkiv, a combined Russian missile and drone attack wounded at least sixty-two people and damaged a medical facility. More than two hundred patients were transferred to other medical facilities.

Zelenskyy calls for help defending skies

President Zelenskyy said Russia will never stop missile strikes unless Ukraine gets help defending its skies, warning the barrage coincided with U.S. elections to send a signal.

“We need to help Ukraine defend its skies; otherwise, Russia will never stop its missile strikes.”