Russian double-tap strikes hit civilians then rescuers too

Russian forces have been accused of using a military tactic known as the “double-tap” strike, where they target an area with multiple bombings, hitting civilians and then striking again when rescuers arrive on the scene.

This brutal tactic has drawn widespread condemnation from the international community, with humanitarian organizations calling for an immediate end to the indiscriminate attacks on civilians.

The use of double-tap strikes not only causes unnecessary civilian casualties but also hinders rescue efforts and puts humanitarian workers at risk.

The targeting of civilians and rescuers is a violation of international humanitarian law and must be stopped immediately.