"This is a strategy of terror": Liev Schreiber reacts to the strike on a humanitarian point in Komyshuvakha

American actor and UNITED24 ambassador Liev Schreiber has publicly commented on the Russian shelling of the village of Komyshuvakha in the Zaporizhzhia region, where a school building and a humanitarian aid distribution point were hit. In a statement provided to WAVE / RBC-Ukraine, he described such actions as a "deliberate strategy of terror" and urged the international community not to leave Ukraine without support.

Strike on the humanitarian point

According to the source, the tragedy occurred on November 2, 2026. Russian forces carried out multiple airstrikes on a school building that local residents were using both for receiving humanitarian aid and as a shelter. After the first strike, people tried to hide from the shelling, but the aviation attacked again: civilians in the shelter, as well as those who arrived to help the victims, were hit.

"A deliberate strategy of terror"

Liev Schreiber drew attention to the nature of the Russian attacks, which he said pose a danger not only to the civilian population but also to rescuers and humanitarian workers. He emphasized that such strikes demonstrate the threat faced daily by the Ukrainian population and those trying to help the victims.

Call to the international community

According to the UNITED24 ambassador, the international community must realize the scale of this threat and continue to support Ukraine right now. Schreiber stated that the world must not leave the country without help amid daily attacks on civilian infrastructure and humanitarian facilities.

Liev Schreiber's role in supporting Ukraine

Liev Schreiber has supported Ukraine since the very beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion. As a UNITED24 ambassador, he participates in charitable initiatives and draws the international audience's attention to the consequences of the war. His public statements are aimed at maintaining global interest in the situation in Ukraine and mobilizing support.

As of November 5, 2026, according to the source, the death toll from the strikes on Komyshuvakha has risen to 42. Search and rescue operations are ongoing, and dozens of people may still remain under the rubble.