Russian strikes kill at least 26 at Ukraine aid centre

Russian strikes in Ukraine have killed at least 26 people, Al Jazeera reported on 3 November. The target was a school building that was being used as a humanitarian aid centre, where residents received assistance during the war.

According to the report, there were multiple strikes, and at least 26 people lost their lives as a result. The report does not specify where in Ukraine the centre was located, who the victims were, how many people were injured, or exactly when the strikes took place.

Why it matters

Humanitarian aid centres in areas affected by fighting are places where people can obtain essential help. Strikes on a site used for this purpose are linked to civilian casualties. The report gives no overall toll beyond the figure of at least 26 dead.

Comments from Russian or Ukrainian officials on the incident are not included in the information provided.