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Ukraine civilian deaths ‘thousands higher’ than official toll: UN

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Thousands more civilians have been killed in Ukraine during nearly 11 weeks of war there than the official U.N. death toll of 3,381. The United Nations team, which includes 55 monitors in Ukraine, has said most of the deaths were caused by explosive weapons. Moscow denies targeting civilians and calls its invasion, launched on Feb. 24, a special military operation.

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CGTN

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UN: Ukraine civilian deaths "thousands higher" than official toll

3 years ago·Beijing, China

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Anadolu Ajansı

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UN estimates thousands of civilians have died in Mariupol since Feb. 24

Head of Ukraine Human Rights Monitoring Mission says people in Ukraine's southern Mariupol city living in what 'appears to be occupation' - Anadolu Agency

3 years ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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News18 India

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World Health Organization Members Pass Resolution Against Russia

The special session of the European region passed the resolution, supported by Ukraine and the European Union, with 43 in favour and 3 against and 2 abstentions

3 years ago·India

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The Independent

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Ukraine death toll is ‘thousands higher’ than reported, says UN

UN says many more civilians than the official 3,381 total have been killed in the war

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Guardian

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Ukraine civilian deaths thousands higher than official toll, warns UN

Deaths yet to be accounted for in devastated port city of Mariupol likely to add significantly to total

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Toronto Sun

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Ukraine death toll 'thousands higher' than reported: U.N. rights official

GENEVA — Thousands more civilians have been killed in Ukraine during nearly 11 weeks of war there than the official U.N. death toll of 3,381, the head of the…

3 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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