Unaporusha roketi tokea shule, jengo la raia tayari hiyo inakua legitimate target. Hata Urusi mwanzoni ilikua ikishambulia sehemu za raia ambazo Ukraine ilikua ikitumia kurusha makombora.
U.N. Says Ukraine Bears Share of Blame for Nursing Home Attack
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Two weeks after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, Kremlin-backed rebels assaulted a nursing home in the eastern region of Luhansk. Dozens of elderly and disabled patients, many of them bedridden, were trapped inside without water or electricity.
The March 11 assault sparked a fire that spread throughout the facility, suffocating people who couldn’t move. A small number of patients and staff escaped and fled into a nearby forest, finally getting assistance after walking several miles.
In a war awash in atrocities, the attack on the nursing home near the village of Stara Krasnyanka stood out for its cruelty. And Ukrainian authorities placed the fault squarely on Moscow, accusing Russia of killing more than 50 vulnerable civilians in a brutal and unprovoked attack.
But a new United Nations report has found that Ukraine’s armed forces bear a large, and perhaps equal, share of the blame for what happened at the care home in Stara Krasnyanka, which is about 360 miles southeast of Kyiv. A few days before the March 11 attack, Ukrainian soldiers took up positions inside the nursing home, effectively making the building a target.
U.N. Says Ukraine Bears Share of Blame for Nursing Home Attack