Russian strike on Ukrainian aid centre kills 33, dozens trapped under rubble

A Russian strike on a former school in the Ukrainian village of Komyshuvakha killed 33 people, with more than 50 possibly trapped under rubble, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday, calling it one of Moscow's worst attacks of the war. The attack hit a building used for weekly aid distribution, occurring after a rare truce in the Kherson region ended. The United Nations condemned the strike, saying Russia either knew of the humanitarian operation or failed to verify the target. A separate Russian strike on a Kharkiv hospital wounded dozens. The violence dampens hopes ahead of trilateral US-led negotiations set for Abu Dhabi on November 10-11. Zelenskyy seeks a meeting with Vladimir Putin, who has refused direct talks, while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed doubt about Russia's commitment to ending the invasion.