Russia 'is using banned landmines' in Kharkiv, campaign group says

Human Rights Watch say Russia 'is using banned landmines' that can kill anyone within a 50ft radius

Russian forces are using banned landmines which can detect footsteps at 50ft. Human Rights Watch says the POM-3 mines were discovered in Kharkiv. There are several international treaties outlawing the use of the deadly bombs.

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