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0:41Now PlayingSix people, including one child were injured as a result of an attack on the Donetsk region, an area held by Russian-backed separatists since 2014.
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A room where Russian occupiers allegedly were "torturing children" has been found in Kherson, a Ukrainian city abandoned by Russian troops last month, Ukraine's commissioner for human rights said Wednesday.
"According to the testimony of people who were held there, Ukrainian children were in this room," Dmytro Lubinets told the media outlet Hromadske. "The occupiers themselves called it a 'children's cell.'"
He said authorities have established that the Russians gave the children water every other day and "practically did not feed them." He said children were subjected to psychological pressure, including being told their parents had abandoned them.
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