Diffing from Ukrainian capital Kiev after some more “air mermaids and louder explosions,” Mr. Schmale noted that the crisis began in 2014. year, with the illegal annexation of Crimea. “So, all the children who were born from – all children until 11. years – they never experienced their country in peace,” he said.
According to UN UN to coordinate assistance, Ocha2024 There was an increase in civilian casualties compared to 2023. “The humanitarian situation is deteriorating, especially in front areas,” the update states, emphasizing that the full of the population in Ukraine – 12.7 million people – the needs of humanitarian aid this year .
“There are very strong goursing by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation along the front line, and evacuation are underway,” Mr. Schmale explained. “We support people with important goods, including financial assistance, because they are in motion in transit centers, collective sites and wherever they end.”
Speaking from Zaporizhzhi in Southeastern Ukraine, Toby Fricker from the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) He said that more than 2,520 children were killed or injured from the beginning of the full Russian invasion.
“The right number is probably far higher and worsens,” Mr. Fricker, the head of communication in Ukraine. “More than 50 percent in Children’s victims in 2024. Compared to 2023. And what we see is not for sure: schools, maternity shield, child hospitals.”
Behind the essential lines
Underlines the essence of the role of women in Ukraine “outside of the Boy field”, Wives Geneva director Sofia Calterp explained that “there is another story that takes place and it is a story about all these women and girls who wear the lawsuit of this war.”
2024. The number of killed and injured people in Ukraine increased by 30 percent, said Mrs. Calterpp. “The 800 women lost their lives and more than 3,700 women were injured last year in Ukraine. We also know that the vast majority of Ukrainian refugees and displaced persons are women, and 6.7 million women need to be requested for life humanitarian aid.”
Financing crisis
Responding to the IMA Impact of US Freezing on Humanitarian Rad, Ukrainian Humanitarian Coordinator Mr. Schmale expressed “Hope that American funds will become a part of the equation. Last year it seemed 30 percent of what we spent on the humanitarian side, 10 percent on development .
UN Officer for top assistance in Ukraine added: “We are taking care of the freezing means; as we all know, it is not yet the end of the day, there is still a lot of discussions. We have some of our partners, including within the UN, which have received some exemption from general freezing funding, but so far no money flows as a result of these exemptions. “
In addition to repeated attacks on energy infrastructure throughout Ukraine, other public buildings are targeted, with 780 health centers and more than 1,600 schools damaged or destroyed, according to the UN World Health Organization (WHO).
“In Odessa this week, we saw a health clinic that provides 40,000 children and a kindergarten that serves 250 youngest children is hardly damaged in the attack,” said Dr. Jarno Harbicht, who held a representative for Ukraine. “When it is affected by a children’s hospital, a school grenade or electric network, children suffer even when they survive.”
Haunted by drones
The mental stress facing Millions of Ukrainians is real and weakened, the maternal maternal officer in Kharkkovska region, her days were interrupted by the sirens of the drones. Every day the fight is a struggle balancing security of her children with their anxiety that has become her constant companion. “
The UN for monitoring human rights (HRMMU) confirmed the murder of more than 12,654 civilian men, women, girls and boys from full Russian invasion 24. February 2022, with nearly 30,000 injured. Eighty-four percent of the victims happened in the territory that controls the Ukrainian government and 16 percent in the territory of Russia.
“Three years of full conflict in Ukraine have been strengthened and escalates human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian law,” Danielle Bell said Hrmm. “As the civil toll becomes more difficult, the human rights of all who are affected must remain at the forefront of all negotiations for sustainable peace.”
Growing toll
The Mission to Monitor Human Rights of UN (Hrmmu) Confirmed the murder of more than 12,654 civilian men, women, girls and boys from full Russian invasions 24. February 2022, with nearly 30,000 injured. Eighty-four percent of the victims happened in the territory that controls the Ukrainian government and 16 percent in the territory of Russia.
“Three years of full conflict in Ukraine have been strengthened and escalates human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian law,” Danielle Bell said Hrmm. “As the civil toll becomes more difficult, the human rights of all who are affected must remain at the forefront of all negotiations for sustainable peace.”
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