European Commission on Russian Attack on Kramatorsk: Perpetrators and Accomplices of War Crime Must Be Held Accountable
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European Commission on Russian attack on Kramatorsk: Perpetrators and accomplices of war crime must be held accountable
The European Commission condemned the cynical Russian attack on civilians in Kramatorsk on October 8 and stressed that all perpetrators and accomplices of war crimes must be held accountable.
All those involved in serious violations of international humanitarian law must be brought to justice, and it was stressed in Brussels.
In Kramatorsk, Russian troops on the morning of October 8 attacked the private sector of the village of Bilenke. As a result of the attack, three civilians died, said the head of the Kramatorsk MVA Alexander Goncharenko, reports “Social”. According to him, approximately at 10:10 Russian troops struck two...
At least 33 people died and 20 others were injured on Thursday, 8 October, as a result of a series of Russian attacks against Kramatorsk, one of the main cities that remain under Ukrainian control in the Donetsk region in the east of the country. Most of the victims died after [...] The Russian Attack entry in Kramatorsk leaves 33 dead and Zelenski promises to respond was first published in The Journalist.
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The European Commission condemns the Russian attack on civilians in Kramatorsk and stresses that deliberate attacks on civilians and non-military facilities constitute war crimes.
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