Ukraine drone attack reported in Russia as Moscow strikes rescue workers

Conflict · First reported 8 Nov, 12:09 · Updated 13:46

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Reports describe a Ukrainian drone attack that killed one person in western Russia and Russian strikes on emergency workers in Ukraine. Ukraine said an earlier bombing in Komyshuvakha killed at least 55 people; a later strike at the site damaged rescue equipment but caused no reported injuries.

Sky News reported one death after a Ukrainian drone attack in western Russia, alongside Moscow striking emergency workers on rescue missions.
Ukraine said an earlier attack in Komyshuvakha killed at least 55 people; around 50 remained listed as missing, with identification and DNA analysis ongoing.
A Russian drone hit the same site on Sunday, damaging specialized rescue equipment; no injuries were reported in that strike.

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Key facts

Komyshuvakha deaths: Ukraine said the earlier attack killed at least 55 people.
People still missing: Around 50 people were still listed as missing, according to Ukraine's military intelligence agency.
Sunday strike: No injuries were reported; specialized rescue equipment was damaged.
Drone attack in Russia: Sky News reported one death after a Ukrainian drone attack in western Russia.
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