The Russian cruise missile that slammed into a children’s hospital in Kyiv last month left behind clues about Russia’s defense industry after more than two years of war.
That suggests Russian forces are using weapons like it as soon as they roll off the production line, the group said.
But it is also proof that Russia has continued to produce advanced weapons despite Western-led sanctions aimed at slowing their production.
The July 8 attack on the hospital killed two people and injured more than 30, including eight children, according to the hospital’s director.
It was one of the worst days of violence against Ukrainian civilians in months as Russian forces targeted cities across the country.
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Kyiv, Russia