Ukraine Releases Bodycam Footage of Alleged Russian Double-Tap Bombing

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Ukraine says bodycam video shows a deadly Russian double-tap bombing in a village, with at least 40 people reported killed. Kyiv says around 30 more people may still be trapped under the rubble following Monday's attack. A double-tap strike refers to a second attack launched shortly after the first, typically targeting rescuers or those who responded to the initial blast. The article's account rests on Ukraine's government statements and the footage it has made public. The claims have not been independently verified in the report.

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