Yahotyn, Komyshuvakha, Kharkiv, Zhytomyr, Vinnytsia and Zaporizhzhia regions, 6–11 Nov 2026
Repeat strikes on rescuers and police at work · seven attacks in six days
From 6 to 11 November 2026 Ukrainian authorities reported seven Russian attacks that hit rescuers, police officers or their vehicles while they worked at strike sites. On 11 November in Yahotyn, Kyiv region, repeat drone strikes on a fire killed 2 State Emergency Service rescuers and injured 2. In Komyshuvakha drones hit a State Emergency Service fire engine twice at the site of the 2 November bombing; in Zhytomyr region police officers documenting damage were hit by a repeat strike; in Kharkiv an FPV drone hit a fire engine at the scene of a car fire.
Russian strikes hit rescuers and police at work seven times, 6–11 Nov; 2 rescuers killed — Ukrainian authorities report (B) Repeat ("double-tap") strikes on strike sites — pattern Russia: "only military facilities" — position
The UN said. UN monitors warned on 3 November that repeated strikes in the same area may substantially increase civilian harm (HRMMU). No UN body has yet verified these seven attacks.
Evidence held: State Emergency Service (incl. head A. Danyk on Yahotyn), 6–11 Nov 2026; Zhytomyr regional military administration (V. Bunechko), 11 Nov 2026; Kharkiv mayor Ihor Terekhov, 7–8 Nov 2026.
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