Ukraine says Russian double-tap bombing hit aid site then shelter, bodycam video shows

Ukraine's national police released bodycam footage on Wednesday showing devastation after the first bomb strike on a village in the Zaporizhzhia region. A military official warned police by radio that more glide bombs were heading toward Kamyshuvakha, and officers told residents to enter a shelter at least two floors underground; seconds later the shelter was hit and the recording stopped. The shelter was near a local school being used to distribute humanitarian aid. BBC Verify said the video was filmed at the same location as DSNS footage showing the aftermath of Monday's attack in Komyshuvakha. Zelensky said on social media that nine aerial bombs were dropped, first striking people collecting aid and then rescuers and police who arrived. The Russian military has not publicly commented. Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.