At least 33 people are dead. About 50 more are still missing.
Russia struck a school in Komyshuvakha, in the Zaporizhzhia region, on Monday, November 2.
The school held no classes. It was a shelter and a place where locals got food aid every Monday.
Bombs fell as people gathered for food. Then Russia struck again, with nine more bombs.
A double-tap means a second attack on the same spot, aimed at the rescuers who rush in.
Two first responders and four police officers were killed in the follow-up strikes.
Russia used KAB-500 and FAB-3000 bombs. A three-ton bomb can break a concrete bunker.
The school had a new EU-funded reinforced basement. The blast still collapsed the concrete.
The UN says the aid schedule was public. Russia either knew or failed to check.
Russia says it hit Ukrainian military units. Both sides deny targeting civilians on purpose.
Rescue work goes on. The death toll may rise. Ukraine is asking for more air defense.
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