The death toll from a Russian attack on Komyshuvakha in Zaporizhzhia region has risen to 37, the Kyiv Independent reported on Telegram on 4 November, as a search operation at the site entered its third day 2.
Separately, the outlet WarTranslated relayed footage that it said Russian occupiers had published, showing a strike by a FAB-3000 glide bomb on Komyshuvakha 1. The post did not independently verify the footage's authenticity or the damage it shows, and it is not clear from the material available when the footage was recorded or whether it shows the same incident that produced the casualties 1.
A claim attributed to local authorities via the Kyiv Independent also says 59 people are missing. That figure appears only in the event summary and is not in the excerpt of the Kyiv Independent post available here, so it remains unconfirmed 2.
Earlier reporting in the region describes an attack on an aid centre in Komyshuvakha on 2 November. That account, categorised as corroborated, said Russian aerial bombs killed at least 26 people. Another report dated 3 November, listing the location as Kamyshevakha in Kherson Oblast, described an attack on an aid distribution hub that reportedly killed 26; it was not clear whether this refers to the same event or the same place.
The attack came during a period of intense Russian strikes on Ukraine. Reports over the preceding days described large drone and missile attacks on energy infrastructure, including thermal power plants, and power and water outages in Kyiv. Most of those reports are unconfirmed. Russia's Defence Ministry separately said it intercepted 709 Ukrainian drones overnight, according to a report listed as unconfirmed.
Neither source states who carried out the strike in terms of unit or aircraft, and the material does not include statements from Russian authorities about the casualties. The toll comes from a single outlet's post, and the footage comes from a Russian-side publication relayed by a second outlet, so neither account has been independently verified.