Human Being Rights Watch on Tuesday accused Russia of committing a war criminal offense with a rocket attack that eliminated some 60 leaving civilians at a train station in eastern Ukraine.The attack on the Kramatorsk train station in April is one of the most dangerous targeting civilians given that Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb.

24 last year.Russia has actually rejected duty.

The evidence strongly indicates that the missile that eliminated and hurt civilians at Kramatorsk train station was launched from Russian-controlled area in eastern Ukraine, the U.S.-based rights guard dog stated in a joint report with SITU Research, a visual examinations practice.

The attack was a violation of the laws of war and an evident war criminal activity, it said after an HRW team checked out Kramatorsk and studied relevant photo, video and satellite imagery.HRW said it identified a possible launch place for the attack near a previously Russian-controlled village of Kunie in the eastern Kharkiv region.On the morning of April 8, 2022, as countless civilians rushed to run away the region, a Tochka-U ballistic missile, according to specialists equipped with cluster munitions, struck the Kramatorsk station, a significant hub for evacuations in the region.The attack left 61 individuals dead and hurt over 160, according to regional authorities, while HRW states a minimum of 58 people were killed.Moscow denied it lagged the attack, instead accusing Kyiv of shooting at the station to disrupt the evacuation.

HRW said it discovered no evidence to support Russias claims.

On the contrary, all evidence indicates Russian forces having actually fired the Tochka-U rocket with cluster munitions on the Kramatorsk train station, it said.The NGO stated it recognized numerous areas where Russian forces have apparently deployed Tochka rockets systems in Ukraine since the start of the invasion.Near the village of Kunie, satellite imagery captured mid-April showed several large rectangular containers, whose shape, size and color correspond to those used to carry Tochka missiles.HRW also priced estimate locals of the village as explaining considerable Russian military activity in and around the village in early April, consisting of the firing of munitions.

Throughout a check out to Kunie in January, numerous months after it was retaken by Ukrainian forces, HRW stated it saw fragments of a Tochka missile and several unexploded ...

submunitions, although it might not verify where it was fired from.Together with witness testimony, this proof strongly suggests that Russian forces had Tockha launch automobiles ...

and Tochka missiles in the location around Kunie village around the time of the attack in Kramatorsk, HRW said.HRW also stated that it found no evidence the train station was utilized for military functions at the time.

The illegal nature of the Kramatorsk attack, the evidence of a big civilian existence without a considerable military objective and using an inherently indiscriminate weapon indicate that the Russian military commander and workers who ordered and carried out the attack were devoting a war criminal activity, the NGO stated.