Russian drone hits rescuers after deadly strike in southern Ukraine

A Russian drone struck emergency workers at a site in southern Ukraine on Sunday, damaging rescue equipment but causing no injuries, after a previous attack killed at least 55 people in the village of Komyshuvakha. Around 50 people remain missing, with DNA analysis ongoing for unidentified bodies. The initial strike involved multiple Russian guided bombs that hit a former school and underground shelter where residents awaited humanitarian aid. Ukraine's military intelligence identified Russian service members involved in the "double tap" tactic, which Kyiv says targets responders arriving after the first attack. A farewell ceremony in Zaporizhzhia honored six police officers and three residents killed in the strikes. A grieving community leader urged international action, warning that Russia "will not stop at Ukraine" if not halted.