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Ukraine says bodycam video shows deadly Russian double-tap bombing

BBC News's headline. Reported by BBC News, BBC News World.

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What the sources say, in brief

Ukraine says bodycam video shows a deadly Russian double-tap bombing, according to the BBC. The BBC reported that at least 40 people were killed and another 30 may still be under the rubble after Monday's attack on a Ukrainian village, as stated by Kyiv. Both BBC News and BBC News World carried the same report, and no other outlets were supplied. The excerpts do not give further details on the video or on the attack's casualties beyond these figures.

Key points

  • The BBC reported that Ukraine says bodycam video shows a deadly Russian double-tap bombing.
  • According to the BBC, at least 40 people were killed after Monday's attack on a Ukrainian village.
  • The BBC reported that another 30 people may still be under the rubble, according to Kyiv.

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Who is covering it

  1. BBC News United Kingdom Ukraine says bodycam video shows deadly Russian double-tap bombing At least 40 people were killed and another 30 may still be under the rubble after Monday's attack on a Ukrainian village, Kyiv says. 2 h ago · Tier 2
  2. BBC News World United Kingdom Ukraine says bodycam video shows deadly Russian double-tap bombing At least 40 people were killed and another 30 may still be under the rubble after Monday's attack on a Ukrainian village, Kyiv says. 2 h ago · Tier 2

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