Sbiker
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me, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, UN, Médecins Sans Frontières, EU, according your TV.ru we all work for IS, how can this bumish gang afford us?
I know nothing about how easy to kill Syrian civilians. Only ISIS and their agents could coolly discuss this theme. You're just the one of islamists agent - now I understand it.
Tell your ISIS patrones, Russia will fight with international terrorism till this terrorism would be eliminated
the same IS which your punia has created from Iraqi baath? back to the real world :
Russia accused of war crimes in Syria at UN security council session ...
Sep 25, 2016 - Russia has been directly and repeatedly accused of war crimes at the UN security council in an unusually blunt session, as hopes of any form of ceasefire were flattened by the scale and ferocity of the Syrian regime's assault on eastern Aleppo. The war crimes accusations centred on the widespread use of ...
U.N.: Russia may have committed war crimes in Syria market attack ...
5 hours ago - March 6 (UPI) -- The U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Syria said Tuesday a Russian Air Force attack on a civilian area in Aleppo last year may amount to a war crime. The report, which chronicled violations between July 2017 and January 2018, called for accountability from military campaigns that "toppled" ...
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as a humanist tell you that today is a great day, finally the Muscovite terrorists paid
How fast you found response with "Syrian civilians"
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According to Amnesty International, in late February 2016 Russian warplanes deliberately targeted civilians and rescue workers during their bombing campaign.[368] The human rights group has documented attacks on schools, hospitals and civilian homes. Amnesty International also said that "Russia is guilty of some the most egregious war crimes" it had seen "in decades". The director of Amnesty's crisis response program, Tirana Hassan, said that after bombing civilian targets, the Russian warplanes "loop around" for a second attack to target the humanitarian workers and civilians who are trying to help those have been injured in the first sortie.[131][368]
In February 2016, Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported extensive use of cluster munitions by Syria and Russia, in violation of United Nations resolution 2139 of 22 February 2014, which demanded that all parties end "indiscriminate employment of weapons in populated areas". HRW said that "Russian or Syrian forces were responsible for the attacks" and that the munitions were "manufactured in the former Soviet Union or Russia" and that some were of a type that had "not been documented as used in Syria" prior to Russia's involvement in the war, which they claimed, suggested that "either Russian aircraft dropped them or Russian authorities recently provided the Syrian government with more cluster munitions, or both".[133] HRW also noted that while neither Russia nor Syria are parties to the Cluster Munitions Convention, the use of such munitions contradicts statements issued by the Syrian government that they would refrain from using them.[133]
In February 2016, Médecins Sans Frontières has said that either "Syrian regime" or Russian warplanes deliberately attacked a hospital in Maarat al-Numan.[369] The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights stated that it was Russian warplanes that destroyed the hospital.[370]
In 2016, opposition activists and local witnesses have reported that Russia has used white phosphorus against targets in Raqqa[371] and Idlib,[372] causing civilian casualties with the weapons.[373]
U.S. officials repeatedly stated that hospitals in Syria were attacked by Russian forces.[374][375][376] The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that by mid-February 2016, Russian air strikes had killed 1,000 civilians, including 200 children, since the initiation of the intervention in September 2015.[377] In March 2016, Amnesty International reported "compelling evidence" of at least six such attacks.[378] These reports, including the bombing of two hospitals by Russian Air Force planes, have been denied by Russian officials.[379][380] In May 2016 the Russian delegation to the UN Security Council vetoed a statement condemning the air strikes on a refugee camp in Idlib on 5 May.[381]
In June 2016 Russia Today, while reporting minister Shoigu's visit to Hmeymim air base, showed incendiary cluster bombs being loaded onto Russian airplanes, identified as RBK-500 ZAB-2.5SM thanks to clearly visible markings. After this information, inconsistent with official Russian statements. The video was removed but later reinstated and uploaded by RT. An editorial note below the video made no mention of the weapon, saying a frame in the video has caused "concern for personnel safety" because of a pilot’s close-up. "Upon re-evaluation it was deemed that the frame did not pose any risks; it had since been restored and the video is up in its original cut," the RT statement said.[134][382]"
Hmmmm, I see, ISIS invest some money to train agents like you, and supply you by a tonn of fake and half-fake materials to perform your dirty propaganda for the benefit of islamists terrorism...
