Original sentence: " Human Rights Watch also accused the pro-Russian fighters of not taking measures to avoid encamping in densely populated civilian areas." In the incidents in central Donetsk documented by the report, it was clear that the rockets were fired by Ukrainian Government forces; in incidents in other locations the rockets may have been fired from Russian territory or by separatist forces in Ukraine." These were from "surface-fired 220mm Uragan (Hurricane) and 300mm Smerch (Tornado) cluster munition rockets.A report by Human Rights Watch "documented widespread use of cluster munitions in fighting between government forces and pro-Russian rebels in more than a dozen urban and rural locations.Cluster munitions are not internationally banned although many countries have signed a treaty pledging not to use them.Neither Russia nor Ukraine have signed such treaties.On 23 July, The Local reported: "The Geneva-based International Committee of the Red Cross said Wednesday that it considered Ukraine to be in a state of civil war ... The formal classification means participants in the fighting between government forces and pro-Russian separatists in the east could eventually be prosecuted for war crimes in international courts.On 24 July, Human Rights Watch accused Ukrainian government forces and pro-government volunteer battalions of indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas, stating that "The use of indiscriminate rockets in populated areas violates international humanitarian law, or the laws of war, and may amount to war crimes.The report called on both Russia and Ukraine to commit not to use these armaments.Ukrainian military reportedly shelled civilian areas