A Russian ‘double tap’ missile strike on Odesa in southern Ukraine killed at least 14 people and injured 46 others, local officials said.

Footage from the scene shows the covered bodies of victims strewn across the floor surrounded by pools of blood.

A first missile caused a housefire to break out, and when emergency crews arrived at the scene, a second missile landed, authorities said, in what is known as a ‘double tap’ strike. 

“As a result of the Russian missile attack, 14 people died, including local residents, a medic and a rescue worker,” Oleh Kiper, the regional governor, posted on Telegram. “Another 46 people, including seven employees of the State Emergency Service, were injured.”

At least 10 houses and some emergency service equipment were also damaged in the attack, Ukraine’s Emergency Service said.

The attack marks one of the deadliest civilian strikes carried out by Russia on Ukraine this year.