First responder killed in Russian 'double-tap' strike on Dnipro, Ukraine emergency service reports
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Asami Terajima
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Summary
A first responder, Anton Yarmolenko, was among 15 people killed in Russia's massive overnight aerial attack on Dnipro, Ukraine. Yarmolenko, a major in the civilian protection service and deputy chief of a fire and rescue detachment, died after arriving at an attack site to help victims and being struck by Russia's "double-tap" follow-up strike — a tactic where a second strike targets rescuers responding to the initial attack.
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Yarmolenko was killed after arriving at one of the attack sites in Dnipro to help the victims
Russia's 'treacherous follow-up strike'
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