Russia Bombs Ukraine Aid Centre: 24 Killed

Russia struck a school in Komyshuvakha used weekly for aid distribution; residents were present during the attack.

Weapons used were guided aerial bombs (KABs) fitted with wing kits, released from aircraft outside air defence range.

The double-tap pattern: a first strike, then a second wave targeting the shelter where survivors took cover.

Among the dead: two rescue workers and at least four police officers.

Rescuers named by Ukrainian media include Denys Konovalenko, 44, and Oleksii Sushchevskyi, 44, both decorated veterans of Ukraine's civil protection service.

The Kremlin said it shot down 212 Ukrainian drones overnight; it has not commented on the Komyshuvakha strike.

Ukraine General Staff separately reported Russia used the just-expired Oleshky humanitarian ceasefire to rotate troops and resupply.

Whether the death toll will rise: 27 people remain listed as missing.

Whether the building struck was the same school used as a rehabilitation centre in earlier Wikimedia-documented destruction, or an adjacent building.

Any independent damage assessment; the settlement is near an active front line.