At least 40 people have been killed in an attack on a Ukrainian village, according to Kyiv, while another 30 may still be beneath the rubble. Ukraine says bodycam footage shows the incident was a deadly Russian double-tap bombing.
The attack took place on Monday, although the village was not identified in the available details. Ukrainian authorities say the video, recorded by a body-worn camera, provides evidence of the strike and its aftermath.
The reported death toll is expected to rise if those believed to be trapped under the debris are confirmed dead. At present, Ukraine says around 30 people may still be beneath the rubble, but no further information has been provided about rescue efforts or the condition of those missing.
Kyiv has attributed responsibility for the attack to Russian forces and described it as a double-tap bombing. The available information does not include a response from Russia or further details about the circumstances of the strike.
The latest reported situation is that recovery operations and efforts to establish the fate of those beneath the rubble remain ongoing, with the confirmed toll standing at at least 40 deaths.
