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    Russian missiles struck the Kramatorsk railway station in eastern Ukraine on April 8, 2022, killing at least 60 people, including 7 children, and injuring over 110. The station was packed with up to 4,000 civilians seeking evacuation from the escalating conflict. The attack left bodies strewn amid luggage and severed limbs, with remnants of one missile bearing the Russian words "for the children." The invasion has triggered a massive humanitarian and displacement crisis described as the worst in Europe since World War II, representing grave human rights violations and challenges to global security.

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    Russian missiles struck the Kramatorsk railway station in eastern Ukraine on April 8, 2022, killing at least 60 people, including 7 children, and injuring over 110. The station was packed with up to 4,000 civilians seeking evacuation from the escalating conflict. The attack left bodies strewn amid luggage and severed limbs, with remnants of one missile bearing the Russian words "for the children." The invasion has triggered a massive humanitarian and displacement crisis described as the worst in Europe since World War II, representing grave human rights violations and challenges to global security.

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    Iryna Snytiuk

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    Russian missiles struck the Kramatorsk railway station in eastern Ukraine on April 8, 2022, killing at least 60 people, including 7 children, and injuring over 110. The station was packed with up to 4,000 civilians seeking evacuation from the escalating conflict. The attack left bodies strewn amid luggage and severed limbs, with remnants of one missile bearing the Russian words "for the children." The invasion has triggered a massive humanitarian and displacement crisis described as the worst in Europe since World War II, representing grave human rights violations and challenges to global security.

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    KRAMATORSK RAILWAY

    STATION ATTACK
    V I O L A T I O N S O F H U M A N R I G H T S

    08/ 04/ 2022


    Where is Kramatorks?
    What was
    happening?
    8 April, 2022
    up to 4,000 people at the railway
    station
    they hoped to be evacuated from
    the region
    the situation began to escalate
    sharply there
    russians had hit railway stations
    with "high-precision air-based
    missiles.
    Casaulties
    60 (including 7 children) killed

    110+ injured

    Did they have the right to live in freedom and safety?


    "BETWEEN FIVE AND TEN
    EXPLOSIONS"

    EXTREMELY BLOODY
    SCENE, WITH SEVERAL
    PEOPLE LOSING LIMBS
    FROM THE EXPLOSIONS.
    VICTIMS' BODIES WERE
    STREWN AROUND AMID
    ABANDONED LUGGAGE
    THE REMNANTS OF ONE OF THE MISSILES HAD THE
    RUSSIAN WORDS ЗА ДЕТЕЙ (ZA DETEY), MEANING "
    FOR THE CHILDREN",
    WARDIERE INC.

    THE INVASION HAS TRIGGERED A


    HUGE HUMAN RIGHTS,
    HUMANITARIAN, & DISPLACEMENT
    CRISIS THAT HAS THE MAKINGS OF
    THE WORST SUCH CATASTROPHE IN
    RECENT EUROPEAN HISTORY. RUSSIA
    IS BREACHING THE SOVEREIGNTY OF
    UKRAINE ,CHALLENGING THE
    GLOBAL SECURITY ARCHITECTURE.

    Agnes Callamard, Secretary General of Amnesty International

    2022
    Company
    terrorism
    These statements are
    not written in the
    Universal Declaration of wilful killing
    Human Rights, as
    human rights
    inhuman treatment

    Ukraine 2022

    HUMAN RIGHTS MUSTN'T BE JUST


    WORDS ON A PAPER

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