Symbolic imageKomyshuvakha toll rises to 42 as Ukrainian drones hit Ryazan
Ukrainian police raised the death toll from Russia's strike on an aid site to 42. Ukrainian drones hit Ryazan overnight.
The strike hit a former school in the Zaporizhzhia village on Monday, 2 November, where aid was being handed out. Russian aerial bombs struck twice, the second time a shelter. Police say about 30 to 33 people may still lie under rubble. Russia's Defence Ministry says it targeted Ukrainian units and claims up to 25 soldiers died.
Ryazan hit overnight
Governor Pavel Malkov said more than 200 drones hit Ryazan region, setting industrial sites on fire and injuring one person. Footage verified by the outlet Astra showed a blaze at the Rosneft refinery.
Logistics strikes and Kyiv's water
Moscow said it hit a Nova Poshta terminal near Kharkiv, a substation and a cargo ship; Ukrainian officials did not immediately confirm. In Kyiv, the utility Kyivvodokanal reported water disruptions in all districts after emergency power cuts.
Other opinions
Russian state outlet TASS reports on Ryazan, Kyiv's water outages and five killed in a Ukrainian bus strike in Luhansk region (per official Leonid Pasechnik), but not on Komyshuvakha.