Dozens dead and missing after Russian strike on Ukrainian aid centre

Moments after a first drone strike on the Ukrainian city of Komyshuvaka, this bodycam footage shows a police officer and a group of civilians trying to seek refuge in an underground shelter. Just as they enter the room, a loud blast can be heard, and the recording goes dark. The attack, which took place on Monday, killed at least 40 people, according to Ukrainian authorities, with dozens more still buried in the rubble. Unfortunately, there has been very little reaction from the world to this insane attack. We count on a response. Ukraine needs air defense support right now. It was one of the deadliest strikes since the start of the conflict more than four years ago, as Moscow continues to push on with its military offensive. On Wednesday, Russian drones struck the city of Odessa in the south of the country, hitting a shopping center and the region of Rivne, where an entire residential neighborhood went up in flames. Meanwhile, Moscow said it shot down over 700 Ukrainian drones on the night from Tuesday Tuesday to Wednesday. With some landing near a logistics center in the city of Adygeysk. Despite ongoing hostilities, the Kremlin has confirmed it will attend a new round of U.S.-brokered peace talks next week. It's really a Russian delegation. The Russian delegation will indeed arrive in Abu Dhabi on the 10th of November and will take part in the trilateral talks. This is a two-way conversation. Meanwhile, officials from the EU, NATO and the World Bank met in Brussels on Wednesday to discuss the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine. In a possible sign of shifting dynamics, the EU's policy chief said future talks should focus on demands for Russian rather than Ukrainian concessions.