Ukraine: Dashcam captures moment of deadly strike

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: November 4, 2026Country: Ukraine

World / International

Ukraine: Dashcam captures moment of deadly strike

Dashcam footage released by police shows the moment of a Russian strike in Komys, Ukraine. According to the page title, the attack killed at least 37 people. The provided article text gives no further details about the circumstances of the strike.

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