According to the UN monitoring group, during July in Ukraine as a result of the criminal war unleashed by Russia, the largest number of Ukrainian civilians died since October 2022.
Points of attention
- July 2024 marked a grim milestone in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, with the highest number of Ukrainian civilian deaths since October 2022, attributed to the Russian army's armed aggression.
- The UN report highlights the alarming increase in civilian casualties, emphasizing the destructive impact of Russian attacks on peaceful cities and the escalating violence in the Donetsk region.
- A total of 219 civilians were killed and 1,180 injured in July 2024 alone, underscoring the devastating toll of Russian aggression on innocent lives and infrastructure controlled by Ukraine.
- The Russian army's offensive actions have shifted towards the Donetsk region, resulting in a significant rise in civilian casualties from May to July 2024, with educational and medical facilities bearing the brunt of the attacks.
- The UN's findings shed light on the ruthless nature of the Russian army's tactics, targeting civilians and essential institutions, further exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.
What is known about the record number of Ukrainian civilians killed by the Russian army during July 2024
It is noted that during July, 219 civilians were killed and another 1,18 people were injured as a result of the armed aggression of the criminal army of the Russian Federation in Ukraine.
The UN draws attention to the fact that the number of victims of Russian aggression among peaceful Ukrainians has been increasing since March 2024.
What does the UN say about the accents of the armed aggression of the Russian Federation in the east of Ukraine
They add that the offensive actions of the criminal army of the Russian Federation have moved from the northern regions of Kharkiv region to Donetsk region.
As a result, civilian casualties in the Donetsk region increased from 125 dead and wounded in May to 224 in June and 269 in July 2024.
In general, the vast majority of casualties among the civilian population (90%) and damage to educational and medical institutions (86%), as before, falls on the territory controlled by Ukraine.