Russian Bomb Hits Shelter in Ukraine's Komyshuvakha, Killing at Least 37; Police Bodycam Captures Final Moments

At least 37 people were killed in a Russian bomb strike on a shelter in Komyshuvakha, in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region. The figure was given by Ukraine's national police. Among the dead was the police officer whose bodycam captured the final moments before the attack.

The shelter was located inside a former school building. Footage recorded by the police shows people gathered outside the building, anxiously discussing the threat of further attacks.

In the footage, a woman is heard asking, 'Misha, is it coming again?' Moments later, a warning crackles over a police radio: 'Guided aerial bombs heading towards Komyshuvakha! Take shelter!'

After the warning, officers urgently directed people down the stairs into an underground refuge. Moments later, the camera recorded a violent explosion.

The national police said the shelter was hit by a Russian FAB-3000 aerial bomb. The weapon weighs approximately three tonnes and is a powerful bomb.

The strike killed at least 37 people, according to the national police. The officer whose bodycam captured the attack was among those killed.

Rescue workers continued searching through the wreckage for victims after the strike, as the scale of the destruction became clear.

The footage records the final warnings and the frantic efforts to reach safety before the building was struck, offering a rare first-hand perspective on the deadly bombardment.