LPR ombudsperson urges international rights activists to influence Ukrainian leadership

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Lugansk People’s Republic ombudsperson Victoria Serdyukova has urged international human rights organizations to react to Ukraine’s artillery attack at a college in Perevalsk.
 
“LPR ombudsperson Victoria Serdyukova  has called upon international human rights organizations to immediately take the necessary measures of response to Ukraine’s military and political leadership following the artillery strike at a college in the town of Perevalsk, Lugansk People’s Republic,” Serdyukova wrote on Telegram.
 
The LPR Office at the Joint Centre for Control and Coordination of issues related to Ukraine’s war crimes reported that Kiev forces fired six missiles from high mobility artillery rocket systems at Perevalsk at 07:40 killing an 18-year-old student.
 
Another six students who were in the college at the time of the attack were taken to hospital.
 
The Perevalsk district administration said that the victims were hospitalized with shrapnel, blast and head wounds.
 
The Ukrainian government launched the so-called anti-terrorist operation against Donbass in April 2014.  The Donbass peace talks participants have announced ceasefire more than 20 times since the autumn of 2014. Kiev forces regularly violated the truce opening fire with large caliber artillery, mortars and tank guns which were to have been withdrawn from the contact line under the accords.*i*ie

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