Mindst 55 dræbt i russisk luftangreb på skole i Komyšuvakha
Mindst 55 mennesker blev dræbt, da russiske styrker den 2. november angreb gymnasiet „Dzherelo“ i Komyšuvakha i Zaporizhzjia-regionen, mens lokale indbyggere modtog humanitær hjælp. Angrebet ramte bygningerne og det underjordiske tilholdssted, hvorefter redningsarbejde fortsatte under konstant fare for nye angreb.
Hovedpunkter
- Antallet af bekræftede døde steg til 55 senest 7. november.
- Redningsmandskab fandt og fjernede i løbet af det seneste døgn tjekroppe og rester af yderligere ni dræbte.
- Klokken 09:45 den 2. november ramte to guidede bomber gymnasiet „Dzherelo“.
- Sporthalen og driftsbygningen blev ødelagt, og den underjordiske bygningsstruktur faldt sammen efter et senere bombeangreb.
- Fjernelse af fly og besætninger blev tilskrevet fire Su-34-kampfly og taktisk flygruppe nr. 5 i den russiske hærs generalstab.
- Ukraines militær efterretning identificerede seks russiske piloter, mens besætningen på et fjerde fly endnu ikke var fastslået.
- Søgnings- og redningsarbejdet fortsatte den sjette dag under vanskelige forhold og truslen om nye russiske angreb.
Hvorfor det er vigtigt
Angrebet er blandt de mest deadly rapporterede russiske luftangreb i Ukraine under krigen. Mennesker modtog humanitær hjælp i skolen, da angrebet begyndte, og bomberne ødelagde også det underjordiske tilholdssted, der var etableret som et lokalt beredskabspunkt for beboere i Komyšuvakha. Med 55 bekræftede døde fortsatte redningsarbejdet og identifikationen af resterne, mens ukrainsk militær efterretning arbejdede med at fastslå ansvaret for angrebet.
Hvad der skete
Klokken 09:45 den 2. november ramte to guidede bomber gymnasiet „Dzherelo“ i Komyšuvakha. Спортивна зала та господарська будівля were destroyed. Cirka en time senere dropped Russian forces a FAB-3000 on the school’s underground premises, where a resilience point and shelter for local residents were located. The concrete structure collapsed and people were trapped under the rubble.
The first reports gave a death toll of 53. By the morning of 7 November, rescuers had recovered the bodies of 55 victims, including nine additional people found during the preceding day. Some remains had not yet been identified, and relatives of those missing without trace provided DNA samples to assist with identification. Rescue teams and dog handlers continued dismantling destroyed structures and searching the site on the sixth day despite difficult conditions and the continuing threat of further attacks.
Ukrainian military intelligence said four Su-34 aircraft and tactical aviation group no. 5 of the Special Combat Group of the reserve aviation formation of the Russian General Staff took part. The agency identified six pilots — captains Serhii Yelistieiev and Dmytro Zvieriev, senior lieutenants Rodion Plotnikov, Nikita Ignatiev and Maksym Sokolenko, and lieutenant Vadym Perekhrest — while the crew of another aircraft remained unidentified.
Sådan beskriver ukrainske kilder det
Ukrainian reporting focuses on the deaths, the destruction of the school and its shelter, the presence of residents receiving humanitarian assistance, and the extensive identification work by military intelligence. The reports emphasize Russia’s denial that its armed forces deliberately target civilian infrastructure, while Ukrainian authorities and international organizations characterize such attacks as Russian war crimes.
Hvor dækningen adskiller sig
The accounts differ over the second phase of the attack. One version says that one additional FAB-3000 was dropped on the underground premises, while another reports that Russia attacked the shelter with nine additional bombs.
Baggrund
The initial reports announced 53 deaths. Earlier estimates suggested that around 100 people may have been at the site and that the bodies of about 30 more victims might have remained beneath the rubble. Relatives of people missing without trace gave DNA samples to help identify the victims.