The United Nations says 351 civilians have been killed so far in attacks following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Reported.
The UN is working in Geneva, Switzerland. A statement from the Human Rights Commission stated:
An estimated 351 civilians have been killed in fighting in Ukraine since Friday, the 24th of last month. Also, 707 people were injured in the attacks.
The number of victims and casualties is calculated only after it is fully confirmed.
The commission said the actual death toll and casualties could be higher because of the torrential downpours in government-controlled areas and the inability to confirm reports from there.
14.5 lakh war evacuation: UN says 14.5 lakh war evacuees have so far left war-torn Ukraine. Reported.
In this regard, the UN. A statement issued by the Refugee Welfare Organization on Saturday said:
The number of refugees from Ukraine seeking refuge in neighboring countries has reached 14.5 million. This is based on statistics released by the Ministries of those countries.
As of Saturday, 7,87,300 people in Poland and 1,44,700 in Moldova had sought refuge in Ukraine. In addition, 1,32,600 in Romania and 1,00,500 in Slovakia came from Ukraine.
The report states that people from 138 countries have fled Ukraine to neighboring countries.