UN Official: Russian Weapons Are Killing Ukrainian Civilians Faster Than Ever
- UN official Kayoko Gotoh called on Russia to stop attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and nuclear-plant substations, warning that continued strikes could worsen hardship and displacement.
- Gotoh said Russian attacks killed 328 Ukrainian civilians and injured 2,105 in September, while preliminary data showed casualties remained similarly high in October.
- The UN reported that Russian weapons caused most September civilian casualties, with long-range missiles and drones accounting for 53% of them.
- Gotoh warned that attacks on Black Sea shipping threaten maritime safety and global food security, urging measures to protect civilian vessels and ensure safe navigation.
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United Nations: the War in Ukraine Is Getting Worse and the Humanitarian Situation Is Deteriorating.
The Director of the Europe and Central Asia Division of the Departments of Political Affairs and Peace Operations of the United Nations, Kayoko Gutu, stated that the war in Ukraine was becoming increasingly dangerous and more difficult to predict, after almost five years of record levels of death, destruction and civilian suffering.
The United Nations calls on Russia to stop attacks on Ukraine ' s energy facilities, and the number of civilian deaths and injuries increased by 85 per cent in September.
The United Nations demands that Moscow immediately cease the attacks that threaten the lives of millions of Ukrainians on the eve of winter.
The United Nations has called on Russia to immediately stop attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, warning of the threat to millions of people ahead of winter
The United Nations has called on Russia to immediately stop attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, warning of the threat to millions of people ahead of winter. This was stated by Kayoko Goto, Director of the Europe and Central Asia Division...
Russia is intensifying its attacks on Ukraine ' s energy, threatening the lives of millions of people before winter. The United Nations calls on Moscow to stop these attacks immediately. According to RBK-Ukraine, the Director of the Europe and Central Asia Division of the United Nations Political Department, Kaioko Goto, said during the meeting of Sovbeza, said that the consequences of Russian strikes on energy facilities were becoming more…
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