April 13, 2022
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2:35Now PlayingClear evidence shows that a cluster bomb was used in an attack on a Ukraine railway station, a BBC investigation has found.
These weapons, banned by many countries under international law, deliver a payload of bomblets that spread out and explode over a wide area.
More than 50 people died when the missile struck Kramatorsk station, which was crowded with people trying to leave the east of the country, on 9 April.
More than 120 countries have agreed to a treaty prohibiting the use of these weapons - but not Russia or Ukraine.
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