Death toll from Komyshuvakha airstrike rises to 31, nearly 50 people missing

Mykhailo Semikin, acting head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, said this in a televised interview, Ukrinform reports. "According to the latest reports, 31 people have been killed. Five have been injured, and nearly 50 people are missing," he said. According to Semikin, the Russian army launched at least nine airstrikes yesterday. The village was hit precisely when people were receiving humanitarian aid at a resilience center. "We need to pay attention to the weapons they used. They deployed various types of combined weaponry. They started with KAB-500 guided aerial bombs and then used FAB-3000 bombs. To put this into perspective, a FAB-3000 contains 1.5 tonnes of explosive material.