Ukraine alleges Russia carried out deadly double-tap bombing in village

Ukrainian officials have released bodycam video they say documents a Russian double-tap bombing attack on a village, a tactic in which a second strike targets first responders arriving at the scene of an initial strike. The assault on Monday resulted in at least 40 confirmed deaths, according to Kyiv's account, with rescue operations ongoing to locate up to 30 additional people believed to be buried in the rubble. Double-tap strikes are considered a war crime under international humanitarian law when deliberately targeting civilian rescuers and medical personnel. The footage, released by Ukrainian authorities, purportedly shows the sequential nature of the strikes and their impact on the affected area. Ukrainian officials did not immediately provide additional details about the specific location of the village or the weapons systems used in the attack. Russia has not yet responded to the allegations regarding the bombing sequence or the casualty figures cited by Kyiv. The incident comes amid continued fighting and competing claims regarding strikes on civilian infrastructure in the region.