Russian missile slamming into Odesa National Art Museum in brazen attack caught on camera — video
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The moment a Russian missile crashed into the Odesa National Art Museum on Nov. 6 was captured on CCTV footage and has emerged on social media.
The footage shows cars driving down the street, followed by a huge explosion. Shrapnel can also be seen flying around, likely damaging other buildings as well.
The Russian Onix and Iskander-M missile attack on the historic center of Odesa on Nov. 6 injured eight people and damaged the museum and numerous nearby residential buildings. Shahed kamikaze drones targeted the city's port infrastructure in the same overnight attack.
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