Russia strikes Ukrainian rescuers at Zaporizhzhia bombing site

A Russian FPV drone struck Ukrainian rescue workers at the site of a deadly November 2 airstrike in Zaporizhzhia on Sunday, damaging equipment but causing no injuries. The attack occurred in Komyshuvakha, where operations have been ongoing for seven days. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the strike as "absolute cynicism and brutality," accusing Russia of deliberately targeting emergency crews. The initial bombing killed at least 55 people, including six emergency and police personnel, with around 50 still missing and DNA analysis underway. The November 2 attack hit a former school used as an aid distribution centre and shelter. Sunday's strike adds evidence to Ukrainian accusations of Russian "double-tap" tactics, where successive strikes target responders arriving after an initial attack.