A strike that killed at least 51 people in the eastern Ukrainian village of Groza on Thursday was inflicted by "what appeared to be a Russian missile" says Elizabeth Throssell, a spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. "At this stage, it's obviously very difficult to establish with absolute certainty what happened" she says, "but given the location, given the fact that that the cafe was struck. The indications are that it was a Russian missile". Most of those killed in Groza were attending a wake when a cafe and shop were struck, with one child counted among the dead. A field team is on its way to the site to gather further information. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES