Police in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Oblast have identified 30 of the 55 bodies recovered after an airstrike on Komyshuvakha, according to a post by the Kyiv Independent that cited regional police 1.
The police statement, as relayed by the outlet, said a further 19 bodies could still be under the rubble 1. If that estimate proves accurate, the total number of dead would rise above the 55 recovered so far. The post does not say when the strike took place or what kind of weapon was used 1.
No figure for the injured has been published in the material available, and the report does not say who carried out the strike 1.
The account rests on a single source, a Telegram post by the Kyiv Independent, and has not been independently confirmed by other outlets.
Separately, an unconfirmed report logged on 7 November described a double-tap strike on a humanitarian aid center in Zaporizhzhia Oblast that killed at least 50 people. It is not established whether that incident is the same as the Komyshuvakha strike, and the police post does not mention it.
Over the same period, other reports described large-scale Russian drone and missile attacks across Ukraine. One unconfirmed report cited the Ukrainian Air Force as saying 317 drones and missiles were launched overnight, with 276 downed or suppressed. Russia also said it struck targets in Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast, and Russian ballistic missiles were reported hitting Kyiv. These reports do not link those attacks to Komyshuvakha.