Dozens feared dead after Russia bombs school where Ukrainians were sheltering, official says
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About 60 people are feared dead after a Russian aircraft dropped a bomb on a school in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine, where civilians were sheltering on Saturday afternoon, a Ukrainian official said.
Serhiy Hayday, head of the Luhansk regional military administration, said the school building was destroyed.
"The explosion happened inside the building. Rescuers (are) dismantling the debris as quickly as possible. The chances of finding (anyone still) alive are very small. There were 90 people inside the school building; 27 survived, 60 people most likely died," Hayday said.
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