UN inquiry stops short of directly blaming Russia over Idlib attacks
about 4 years in The guardian
Report says ‘government of Syria and/or its allies’ carried out strikes on hospitals and school
A UN investigation has stopped short of directly calling Russia a perpetrator in attacks on hospitals and other humanitarian infrastructure in rebel-held areas of Syria, a move greeted with disappointment from rights groups.
A summary of a 185-page internal report submitted to the UN security council on Monday said that in five of seven cases studied – among them four medical sites, a school and a children’s centre – “the government of Syria and/or its allies had carried out the airstrike”, but it did not explicitly name Russia, Bashar al-Assad’s most important military and political ally. Continue reading...
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