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Russia strikes Ukrainian rescue crews at the site of an attack that killed at least 55

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First reported on Sunday 8 November 2026 at 07:09 EST by Sky News·Latest article on Sunday 8 November 2026 at 12:25 EST

Summary

Moscow struck emergency workers on rescue missions, Sky News reported on Sunday 8 November, while one person died after being hit by a Ukrainian drone attack in western Russia. Russia launched a fresh drone strike on Ukraine rescue crews, the Manchester Evening News reported, the same location having been struck by multiple Russian-guided bombs earlier in the week, killing at least 55 people as residents gathered to receive humanitarian aid.

Latest: Russia launched a fresh drone strike on Ukraine rescue crews at a location struck by multiple Russian-guided bombs earlier in the week, killing at least 55 people as residents gathered to receive humanitarian aid, the Manchester Evening News reported, while Sky News reported that one person died after being hit by a Ukrainian drone attack in western Russia.

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How it unfolded

  1. Sunday 8 November

    Russia launched a fresh drone strike on Ukraine rescue crews at a location struck by multiple Russian-guided bombs earlier in the week, killing at least 55 people as residents gathered to receive humanitarian aid, the Manchester Evening News reported, while Sky News reported that one person died after being hit by a Ukrainian drone attack in western Russia.