UN Deputy Secretary General urged to investigate the Tochka-U missile attack on Donetsk It is

necessary to investigate the Tochka-U missile attack on Donetsk that occurred on March 14, said the UN Deputy Secretary General. Russian Investigative Committee opened a criminal case due to the death of 23 people

it is necessary to launch an investigation into the attack on Donetsk by the Tochka-U missile, which killed civilians, said UN Under Secretary General for Political Affairs Rosemary Di Carlo during a meeting of the Security Council. The broadcast was conducted on the website of the world organization.

She pointed out that the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights reports the deaths of civilians in Ukraine, including in the territories controlled by the Lugansk and Donetsk People's Republics. UN officials, Di Carlo continued, are closely monitoring "the evolution of the March 14 incident in which 20 people were reportedly killed by a Tochka-U missile that could carry a cluster charge."

“All incidents of this kind should be thoroughly investigated,” the UN Deputy Secretary General emphasized.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case due to the use of the Tochka-U missile in the DPR Politics

In the morning of March 14, the headquarters of the territorial defense of the DPR reported the interception of a Tochka-U missile over Donetsk, after the fall of the wreckage of which 20 people died and nine were injured. The headquarters specified that the air defense forces intercepted a missile over the government building in the city center.