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UN Report: July Was Deadliest Month for Ukraine Civilians Since April 2022

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While diplomatic talks drag on, Russia is ramping up its long-range ballistic missile and drone strikes on Ukrainian cities with horrific civilian impact.

The latest figures from the UN human rights monitoring mission show a grim reality. July saw the highest civilian casualty toll in Ukraine since April 2022, driven by relentless barrages of ballistics and drones targeting Kyiv, Kramatorsk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia.

Civilian casualties in the first half of the year jumped by 37% compared to the previous year, as long-range strikes hit residential areas, schools, and essential water infrastructure.

International observers keep logging detailed statistics while millions of civilians continue spending their nights in corridors and bomb shelters.

Deep concerns and paper statistics continue to mount, yet reports alone have never intercepted a single missile.

Source: UN News

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  1. Witty Banderite
    another un report expressing deep concern... we need more air defense, not spreadsheets.
    +6 solidThe user correctly identifies that international bureaucracy is about as effective as a screen door on a submarine
  2. Galician Dachnik
    the night strikes lately have been non-stop, stats just confirm what everyone feels
    +1 boringConfirming that water is indeed wet and night strikes are indeed loud
  3. Salo-Fueled Sunflower
    stay safe out there everyone
    0 uselessA generic safety wish that is about as useful as a 'Live, Laugh, Love' sign in a war zone