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Death toll from Russian strike on Ukrainian aid centre in Komyshuvakha rises to 43

President Zelensky said on Thursday 5 November that 43 people had been killed when Russian bombs hit an aid distribution point in a school in Zaporizhzhia region on Monday. Police said up to 33 more may still be under the rubble.

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  1. What happened
  2. A rising count
  3. Russia's account
  4. Diplomatic backdrop
  5. How this story was sourced

The number of people killed by a Russian strike on a humanitarian aid point in the village of Komyshuvakha, in Ukraine's south-eastern Zaporizhzhia region, has risen to 43, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Thursday 5 November. Ukraine's national police had reported 42 bodies recovered earlier that day, and said as many as 33 more people might still be trapped under the rubble.

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