Russia has been waging war on Ukraine for the 14th day in a row. Russian planes have been carrying out night-time bombings of cities in the eastern and central regions of the country, including the capital Kiev. So far 20 lakh civilians, including women and children, have fled Ukraine.
According to the UN Human Rights Council, 474 civilians have been killed in Russia’s war on Ukraine since the early hours of March 8. Of these, 97 were men, 58 were women, 8 were boys, 8 were girls, 17 were children and 294 were unidentified. 861 people were injured in the Russian attack.
Of these, 76 were men, 55 were women, 3 were boys, 11 were girls, 30 were children and 686 were unidentified. Most civilians have been killed in artillery fire, rocket fire and airstrikes, killing at least 96 people in separatist-held Donbass and 378 in Ukraine-controlled cities.