Ukraine: Russian Cluster Munition Hits Hospital | Human Rights Watch

A Russian ballistic missile carrying a cluster munition struck just outside a hospital in Vuhledar, a town in the Ukrainian government-controlled Donetska region, on February 24, 2022.

Read a text description of this video Text: February 24, 2022 Text: Around 10:30 am a Russian cluster munition struck outside this hospital in Ukraine’s Donetska region. Text: Four civilians were killed, 10 wounded, six of them healthcare workers. Text: The attack damaged the hospital, an ambulance and civilian vehicles. Text: Cluster munitions are banned under a 2008 international treaty. Text: But neither Russia nor Ukraine has signed the treaty. Text: The 110 states that have joined the treaty should condemn this attack and the use of this type of weapon. Text: To learn more about the 2008

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