“A Clear Pattern”

[David Morris]

https://twitter.com/airwars/status/1514556634021965827?s=21&t=SYv_HLHSPNjbSYu_6HeIcg

'A preliminary war crimes assessment, conducted on behalf of 45 members of
@OSCE, concluded that Russia had engaged in “a clear pattern” of war
crimes, targeting, for example, hospitals, schools and places of shelter
during the seven weeks of fighting.'

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/14/as-russia-continues-to-bomb-ukraine-are-its-weapons-of-choice-getting-worse

A Russian tank is filmed firing on apartments in Mariupol; evidence emerges
that a cluster bomb was used to strike against the train station in
Kramatorsk
<https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/08/kramatorsk-train-station-ukraine-russia-rockets>
and
concerns surface about the possible use of phosphorus in Ukraine’s cities.

Moscow’s forces have been repeatedly accused of using indiscriminate
weapons in cities throughout the seven-week-long Ukraine
<https://www.theguardian.com/world/ukraine> war, a disregard for civilian
life that has already almost certainly led to thousands of unnecessary
deaths.

A preliminary war crimes assessment, conducted on behalf of 45 members of
the OSCE <https://www.osce.org/files/f/documents/f/a/515868.pdf>, concluded
that Russia had engaged in “a clear pattern” of war crimes, targeting, for
example, hospitals, schools and places of shelter during the seven weeks of
fighting.