Russian strikes hit Ukrainian aid site and energy infrastructure

Conflict · First reported 3 Nov, 15:58 · Updated 16:40

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Reports say strikes on a village aid-distribution site killed at least 31 people, with dozens missing or potentially trapped, while separate attacks damaged power infrastructure across Ukraine. The reports also note that peace talks were expected to resume.

A strike on a former school building used to distribute aid in Komyshuvakha killed at least 31 people; the reports say dozens were missing or might remain under rubble, and rescue work continued.
Ukraine said Russian attacks hit energy infrastructure, causing outages; DTEK said three of its five thermal power plants were knocked offline.
The reports said peace talks involving Ukraine and Russia were due to resume after the attack.

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Key facts

Location of aid-site strike: Komyshuvakha, a village in south-eastern Ukraine.
Deaths reported: The Guardian reports 33; the New York Times snippet reports at least 31.
People missing or potentially trapped: The Guardian says more than 50 could be trapped; the New York Times snippet says dozens were missing.
Energy infrastructure: DTEK said three of its five thermal power plants were knocked offline.