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Russia says it's not hitting Ukraine's civilian infrastructure. Evidence suggests otherwise

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Social media videos, photos and satellite images analyzed and geolocated by CNN confirm that on several occasions densely populated areas have been hit by Russian forces.
«Nobody is going to attack the people of Ukraine,» he said during a heated press conference, telling CNN that there were «no strikes on civilian infrastructure.» However, reports about apartment buildings and kindergartens being shelled, civilians being killed, and rockets being found in residential streets have been trickling in since the beginning of the offensive. Social media videos, photos and satellite images analyzed and geolocated by CNN confirm that on several occasions densely populated areas have been hit by Russian forces. CNN is reaching out to the Russian government for comment. Amnesty International, in a press release on Friday, accused Russian forces of «indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas and strikes on protected objects such as hospitals,» citing three examples, including an attack on Thursday near a hospital building in Vuhledar, in the eastern Donetsk region. That attack killed four civilians and wounded ten more, Amnesty reported. Here are some examples CNN found. Kindergarten in Okhtyrka, orphanage in Vorzel A kindergarten in Okhtyrka, in the north-eastern region of Sumy, was hit by shelling on Friday, according to several public officials. The mayor Pavel Kuzmenko, claimed the shelling was carried out by a Russian Uragan multiple launch rocket system, injuring several children. News of the alleged attack on Sonechko kindergarten was confirmed by the Head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration Dmytro Zhivitsky who said this was the third shelling in Okhtyrka on Friday.

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