Crimea Attack Captured On CCTV: Beachgoers Run For Safety As Missile Shrapnel Fall On Civilians

Published on Jun 26, 2024 08:32 pm IST

Horrifying videos from the June 23 Ukrainian missile strike on Sevastopol in Crimea have surfaced. CCTV footage captured multiple cluster munitions hitting a beach, causing panic among beachgoers fleeing to safety. The footage shows multiple small explosions in the beach waters as M74 submunitions struck. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, Ukraine fired five U.S.-supplied ATACMS missiles at Crimea on Sunday. Russia claimed to have destroyed four projectiles mid-air, with the fifth sustaining damage. The strike resulted in at least 4 deaths, including 2 children, and over 150 injuries.

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