Ukraine's leader says Russian "insane attack" on aid center may have killed 70 people, pleads for air defenses - CBS News — SkimNews
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- Zelensky said the Russian attack on the Ukrainian aid center may have killed 70 people and described the bombing as one of the war's deadliest attacks.
- Ukraine said bodycam video showed a deadly Russian double-tap bombing, while Zelensky pleaded for air defenses.
Why it matters: With a possible toll of 70 deaths and Zelensky calling the attack one of the war's deadliest, his request for air defenses is tied to a mass-casualty strike on an aid center. The bodycam account adds the double-tap method to the casualty claim, giving the appeal a concrete defensive focus.
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