The attack resulted in the highest death toll in a single incident acknowledged so far by either side. 9News
Emily Ferris, a Research Fellow on Russia and Eurasia at the Royal United Services Institute in London, told The Associated Press it is "very hard to verify" whether mobile phone signalling and geolocation were to blame for the accurate strike.
UK intelligence officials said Wednesday that Moscow's "unprofessional" military practices were likely partly to blame for the high casualties. That stirred renewed criticism inside Russia of the way the broader military campaign is being handled by the Ministry of Defence. Unconfirmed reports in Russian-language media said the victims were mobilised reservists from the region of Samara, in southwestern Russia.
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