Video is from videorecorder in a car of a man who tried to leave Mariupol.
How do you know that?
and car got few bullet hits to the back
And how do you know this?
@Paulina
Why didn't you address any of the points that I made about the video that you posted? Do you agree with me that it may be a fake?
what has Russia done internationally for them over the last 8 years?
Good question, maf... If human rights were being seriously violated then there would be reports about this on NGO's sites dealing with human rights.
So, I tried to find some info on Amnesty International site and so far I've found this:
amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2022/01/further-armed-conflict-in-ukraine-would-have-devastating-consequences-for-the-human-rights-of-millions/
"For example, in Syria in 2015 a series of Russian air strikes on residential areas in Homs, Idlib and Aleppo between September and November killed at least 200 civilians. And in 2020, Amnesty International reported that
Russian aircraft were targeting both schools and hospitals in Syria, some of which the UN had specified should be protected from any attacks.
In the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine,
Russia-backed separatist forces violated international humanitarian law by using imprecise explosive weapons in populated civilian areas, as did Ukrainian forces. They also stationed and fired these weapons from homes and civilian infrastructure."The history of Russia's military interventions - be it in Ukraine or Syria, or its military campaign at home in Chechnya - is tainted with blatant disregard for international humanitarian law. The
Russian military repeatedly flouted the laws of war by failing to protect civilians and even attacking them directly. Russian forces have launched indiscriminate attacks, used banned weapons and
sometimes apparently deliberately targeted civilians and civilian objects - a war crime," said Agnès Callamard."