Volodymyr Zelensky says "still people under the rubble" after Zaporizhzhia aid-site attack

Ukrainian authorities reported that a Russian attack on a school being used to hand out assistance in the Zaporizhzhia region’s Komyshuvakha village killed at least 29 people, with 48 still unaccounted for, and President Volodymyr Zelensky said crews were searching the site while conditions allowed. He commented as Moscow launched another overnight barrage across Ukraine, including an assault on a Kharkiv hospital that officials said injured 73 people and damaged a heart-treatment area. The attacks occurred about a week before Ukrainian, Russian and US representatives were scheduled to meet in Abu Dhabi, where Washington is pushing for an end to the war. The aid-site bombing followed the end of a temporary truce in Kherson that had raised hopes for wider progress.