Russian Attacks Leave 2,433 Ukrainian Civilians Dead or Injured in September—85% More Than a Year Ago, UN Says
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In September, at least 328 civilians were killed in Ukraine and 2,105 others were injured; according to the United Nations, the number of casualties increased by 85 per cent compared to the same month last year.
Russian Attacks Leave 2,433 Ukrainian Civilians Dead or Injured in September—85% More Than a Year Ago, UN Says
At least 328 civilians were killed and another 2,105 injured in Russian attacks across Ukraine in September 2026, bringing the total number of civilian casualties to 85% above the level recorded during the same month last year, according to the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine.
UN: civilian casualty toll in Ukraine remains at record high
Intensified attacks by Russia across Ukraine in September continued the trend of 2026, where the number of civilian casualties significantly exceeds figures recorded in previous years, having devastating consequences for the civilian population, the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU) reported, releasing its monthly update on civilian harm in Ukraine.
September 2026 proved to be one of the most tragic months for civilians in Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion. According to the latest report by the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission, the number of civilians killed and wounded was a staggering 85 percent higher than a year earlier. Russian attacks resulted in at least 328 deaths and 2,105 injuries. By comparison, September 2025 saw 249 deaths and 1,068 injuries.
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