The Ukrainian Office of Amnesty International responded to the Armed Forces reports

The AI ​​report emphasized that military bases are located in residential quarters. This was reported on Amnesty International. The statement states that a separate team from the Department of Response to Crisis Situations is responsible for fixing the facts and preparation of publications.

"Since the beginning of a large-scale invasion, the Ukrainian office has been investigating and helps to involve criminals from foreign countries in Ukraine in Ukraine," said the head of the Ukrainian office AI Oksana Pokalchuk. In fact, the Ukrainian Office of the Human Rights Organization stated that it was not related to this report.

During the recent press conference, Deputy Minister of Defense Anna Malyar noted that the authors of the Amnesty International report did not take into account a number of factors concerning the war, calling the report of human rights defenders as one -sided. According to her, Russian troops practice the tactics of seizure and maintenance of settlements. "While we are waiting for the Russian enemy in the field, the Russians will simply occupy all our homes.

Therefore, Ukrainian cities are strengthened and defended against an international criminal," she explained. According to the painter, the Armed Forces can place air defense systems in the territory of cities, with the local authorities regularly evacuated the population in the event of a threat. However, not all civilians agree to leave their homes.

The publication of a human rights organization entitled "Tactics of War of the Ukrainian Army is jeopardizing the civilian population" reports that the Armed Forces place military bases in residential areas, schools and hospitals. And although schools do not work, the enemy can still strike these objects, considering them "legitimate goals".

At the same time, employees AI still noted that the violations mentioned should in no way be justified by the non -election attacks of the Russian military, who kill and injure in an innumerable number of civilians without parsing. Earlier, Focus reported that Amnesty International was accused of Ukraine's military bases at schools, to which the adviser to the chairman of the OP Mikhail Podolyak stated that such accusations were discredited by the Armed Forces.