Police bodycam captures Russian missile strike on Kyiv
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Police bodycam captures Russian missile strike on Kyiv NewsFeed Police bodycam captures Russian missile strike on Kyiv Bodycam video has captured the moment a Russian missile struck near police in Ukraine’s capital during Monday’s overnight attack.
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What happened
Police bodycam captures Russian missile strike on Kyiv NewsFeed Police bodycam captures Russian missile strike on Kyiv Bodycam video has captured the moment a Russian missile struck near police in Ukraine’s capital during Monday’s overnight attack.
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