UN Investigators Link Russia to Deadly Hroza Strike, Urge Investigation and Reparations for Victims

Report Urges Russia to Admit Responsibility for Hroza Funeral Attack Killing 59 Civilians, Including Whole Families at a Soldier's Wake

UN investigators conclude Russian forces responsible for the deadly Oct. 5 attack on a funeral in Hroza, Ukraine that killed 59 civilians with no evidence of military targets at the location.
Two brothers, Volodymyr and Dmytro Mamon, local residents aligned with Russian forces, implicated by Ukraine's internal security service in assisting in the execution of the attack.
The attack in Hroza is deemed one of the deadliest since the Russian invasion began 20 months ago, causing extensive damage and loss of lives including an entire family attending a soldier's wake.
Investigations suggest that a short-range precision-guided Iskander missile in the Russian arsenal was deployed in the attack, contributing to its devastating effect on the village.
The investigators denounce the attack as a violation of international humanitarian law, calling on Russia to admit responsibility, conduct a transparent investigation, and provide reparations for victims.