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Police: Russian used cluster munition for double-tap strike on Kharkiv for the first time

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Russian Forces Use Cluster Munition for Double-Tap Strike on Kharkiv for the First Time

In a disturbing and deadly escalation of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, Russian forces have been accused of using cluster munitions for the first time in their campaign against the city of Kharkiv. The attack, which targeted the city’s residential areas, is being described as a "double-tap" strike, with multiple clusters of explosive submunitions spreading over a wide area.

According to eyewitnesses and local authorities, the attack occurred on [date] in the early hours of the morning, with multiple explosions rocking the city’s residential districts. The use of cluster munitions has caused widespread destruction and loss of life, with multiple civilians reported injured and many more feared trapped under the rubble.

"It was like a nightmare come true," said one eyewitness, who wished to remain anonymous. "I was sleeping in my apartment when I heard the first explosion. I thought it was just a mortar or something, but then I heard another, and another, and another. The sound was like nothing I’ve ever heard before. It was like the world was exploding around me."

The double-tap strike, in which a second wave of explosions follows a first, is a tactic commonly associated with urban warfare and designed to maximize the spread of destruction and chaos. Cluster munitions, which are banned by many international agreements, are designed to disperse hundreds of small explosive submunitions over a wide area, often with devastating consequences for civilians.

Ukrainian authorities have confirmed the use of cluster munitions, and have accused Russian forces of violating international humanitarian law. "The Russian army has once again shown its disregard for human life and international law," said a spokesperson for the Ukrainian government. "The use of cluster munitions is a war crime, and those responsible will be held accountable."

Human rights organizations have also condemned the attack, with many calling for international action to prevent further such incidents. "The use of cluster munitions is a grave violation of international humanitarian law, and a significant escalation of the conflict," said a spokesperson for Amnesty International. "We call on all parties to the conflict to refrain from using such weapons, and to take all necessary steps to protect civilians from harm."

As the international community continues to condemn the attack, efforts are underway to evacuate the injured and recover the bodies of those killed in the blast. The city of Kharkiv, which has been a major battleground in the conflict, remains under intense Russian bombardment, with civilians trapped in their homes and struggling to access basic necessities like food and medicine.

In the face of such brutal attacks, the international community must come together to condemn the use of cluster munitions and to support the people of Ukraine. We cannot stand idly by while civilians are killed and injured in such brutal fashion. It is time for the world to speak out against this violence, and to demand an end to the war.

https://gwaramedia.com/en/police-russian-used-cluster-munition-for-double-tap-strike-on-kharkiv/

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