Three swimmers were killed in explosions when sea mines washed up too close to a beach packed with families in Ukraine.

Two men and a woman were killed in the blasts on two beaches after the weapons floated into them as they swam in the Black Sea on Sunday.

According to local reports, the mines exploded approximately 50m from the shore on Zatoka and Karolino-Buhaz beaches.

Shocking footage shows sunbathers standing up after the blast sends a spout of water cascading into the air in the distance.

Later body parts washing ashore as a woman sits down and cries in the sand. Other sunbathers stand up to see the aftermath of the bombs.

The explosions happened on beaches where swimming is banned becausenaval conflicts between Russia and Ukraine left the Black Sea riddled with mines.

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