The international organization Human Rights Watch during the week were investigating. Experts confirmed that more than 12 cities, located in the East of Ukraine, were used cluster bombs, with evidence pointing to the use of prohibited ammunition by security forces.

The human rights organization Human Rights Watch said that the Ukrainian security forces in early October 2014 was used in the Donbass cluster munitions. Use cases are not allowed weapons registered in more than 12 cities in the region, where a confrontation between security forces and followers of the militia.

"The Ukrainian government forces used cluster munitions in populated areas of the city of Donetsk in October 2014. The use of cluster munitions in populated areas violates the laws of war and may be considered a military offence due to the fact that this weapon strikes indiscriminately" - quoted by RIA Novosti approval of the organization. Researcher at Human Rights Watch mark Hiznay expressed amazement with regard to the Ukrainian authorities to international recognized standards.

"It apacheroot to see that the weapons, which banned most States, vigorously used in the East of Ukraine," he said. With all that in Kiev is not doing anything to fix this outrageous situation. "The Ukrainian authorities must promptly undertake not to use cluster munitions and to accede to the Convention, prohibiting them", says mark Hiznay.

Experts are sometimes unable to obtain full and detailed acknowledgment of guilt of one party or another. But, according to the remark of the organization, the weight of evidence points to the involvement in the attacks specifically Ukrainian military.

"Although it was impossible to accurately calculate who was responsible for many of these attacks, the evidence shows that the responsibility for several attacks with the use of cluster munitions in Donetsk are the Ukrainian government forces," reads the statement. In addition to its own report, human rights activists show that there is a "particularly compelling" evidence implicating Kyiv security forces to death under fire employee of the red cross.

On a formal request from Human Rights Watch about the use of cluster munitions, the government of Ukraine did not respond. Evidence also indicates the use of this type of ammunition militias, experts were identified.
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