The bodycam footage was launched by Ukraine’s nationwide police on Wednesday.
It exhibits large devastation after the primary bomb strike on the village in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia area, as shocked native residents stare on the rubble.
Severely broken buildings are additionally seen.
A voice of a army official is then heard on a two-way radio warning police on the bottom of extra glide bombs being launched in direction of Kamyshuvakha.
“Rapidly [go] to the shelter!” one of many law enforcement officials tells native residents, who’re seen strolling into the shelter – not less than two flooring underground.
Seconds later the shelter is hit, and the recording stops.
Ukraine stated the shelter was close to a neighborhood faculty, which was getting used to distribute humanitarian support.
BBC Confirm has confirmed the video was filmed in the identical place as footage launched by the Ukrainian state emergencies service DSNS displaying the aftermath Monday’s assault in Komyshuvakha.
In a submit on social media on Wednesday, Zelensky stated that “9 aerial bombs have been dropped by the Russians.
“First, they hit individuals who got here to obtain humanitarian support, after which rescuers and law enforcement officials who arrived on the scene.”
The Ukrainian president added that “sadly, there was little or no response from the world to this insane assault”, describing it as yet one more of “hundreds” of struggle crimes dedicated by Russia.
Ukraine’s DSNS earlier posted one other video displaying an enormous crater left after the assault on Kamyshuvakha.
The Russian army has not publicly commented.
Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Further reporting Paul Brown, BBC Confirm
