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A comprehensive study was carried out by journalists for The New York Times. They gathered over a thousand images of missiles that had been damaged before drawing any conclusions. Following the Russian shooting with various weapons, all photographic evidence is gathered. It should be mentioned that American journalists exploited their own images that were released on official Ukrainian government websites to demonstrate Russian war crimes.
More than 2000 different pieces of ammo may be identified by the magazine. In the case involving the employment of unguided weapons, 450 of the 1,000 images depicting crimes will be proven in an international court. 210 of the 450 types of ammunition are categorically forbidden by international treaties. They include the phosphorous and cassette ammo that the Russian army primarily use throughout the board.
The Russians have much worse intentions, according to American journalists. According to The New York Times, Russians target civilians with unrestrained gunfire. It closely resembles the genocide committed on the Ukrainian people.
Journalists also pointed out that due to the occupation, evidence of the conduct of hostilities was not gathered in all regions. According to the New York Times, Putin's Russian army may employ even more carelessly fired shells in Ukraine. Remember that the Russian Federation was predicted by the British Ministry of Defense in March to employ uncontrolled weapons to increase the number of civilian casualties.
On the cover of the article, you see a rocket that the Russians dropped on the train station in Kramatorsk when 4.000 Ukrainians were evacuated from the city. On the rocket is written "For the children." Imagine the cynicism of this situation because 16 children died from this rocket, and almost 22 children were left disabled.