At least three dead in Odesa strikes, Ukraine says
The strikes come as Ukraine's counter-offensive continues to gain ground.
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The strikes come as Ukraine's counter-offensive continues to gain ground.
The missile can't distinguish targets easily over land, making it a bad idea to fire it into a civilian area, unless you just don't care, experts say.
>> reporter: while rescue crews are still sifting through the debris, the chance of finding any more survivors is virtually zero. a gaping hole where dozens of families once lived. as you can see here, this building was completely annihilated all the way down to the ground floor of the the ukrainians say the reason why the damage is so stextensive is that the russians used a cruise missile called a kh-22. that is designed to destroy whole aircraft carrier strike groups. when it hit the building, the building completely collapsed and buried dozens of people underneath. a miracle that anyone sur...
A gaping hole where dozens of families once lived. as you can see this building was completely annihilated all the way down to the ground floor and the ukrainians say the reason why the damage is so extensive is that the rugs used a cruise missile called the kh-22 designed to destroy whole aircraft carrier strike groups and when it hit the building, the building just completely collapsed and buried dozens of people underneath. a miracle that anyone survived at all, ukrainian authorities say. katarina was pulled from the rubble by rescuers hours after the strike but her husband and 1-year-old s...
Deadliest russian attacks on ukrainian civilians since the start of the war. the death toll rising to at least 29, one day after a rssian missile obliterated 72 unit apartment building in dnipro. officials say at least 40 people remain unaccounted for. the missile leaving a crater shattering windows for blocks, spraying shrapnel hundreds of yards. ukraine says it was a russian kh-22 missile, 38 feet long, weighing over six tons, designed to take out aircraft carriers. hours later, we were there. the smoke is so thick in the air, it's almost hard to breathe with it billowing. within the pile, a...