INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Thursday, which asserted that Kyiv was violating the laws of war by setting up military bases in and carrying out strikes from populated
Amnesty's Ukrainian staff have said they disagreed with the report and that it was published despite their objections.Russia, which has
staged numerous attacks against civilian areas that have killed and injured thousands of Ukrainians, rejoiced at the report, saying it
pushed to capture large swathes of territory in the east and south of the country since invading pro-Western Ukraine in late February.Over
5,000 civilians have been killed and millions more driven from their homes, according to the latest figures from the UN human rights
and Kremenchuk.Despite these claims, pro-Moscow figures have continuously pointed the finger at Kyiv for being behind civilian casualties,
over the report, with Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky accusing it of victim-blaming and creating conditions to justify Russian
This is called war propaganda, disinformation, misinformation
