Civilian casualties are five times higher than the UN report, senior military officers tell Newsweek. A 19-year-old Ukrainian soldier named Yevhen lays in bed in a military hospital in Lviv on ...

Ukraine Civilian casualties in Ukraine surpass 7K under Russian invasion: UN report Biden fears Putin 'doesn't have a way out' of his deadly war in Ukraine. By Caitlin McFall Fox News.

Nearly 18,500 civilians have died or been injured in Ukraine over the course of Russia's war, according to a Monday report released by the United Nations (U.N.) Office of the High Commissioner for ...

The mission reported a total of 6,754 civilian casualties in the first half of 2025, a 54% increase compared to the 4,381 ...

Russian attacks on Ukraine have reached horrific levels in recent weeks. The civilian death toll evokes comparisons to World ...

The OHCRH said in an updated report published on April 11 that 8,490 civilians have been killed and 14,244 injured since Russia launched its invasion on February 24, 2022, until April 9, 2023.

The United Nations believes the number of civilian deaths in the war in Ukraine is likely much higher than the nearly 8,500 casualties that have been officially reported, citing delayed reports ...

The civilian death toll in Ukraine last month rose sharply to 174, the highest in nearly a year amid a Russian ground offensive near the city of Kharkiv, the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in ...

Human Rights Watch (HRW), SITY Research and Truth Hounds released a report Thursday on the Russian military assault on the Ukrainian city of Mariupol between February and May 2022, alleging numerous ...

The United Nations has confirmed 1,424 civilian casualties in the Ukraine-Russia war — a number that does not include those killed or injured Wednesday in the shelling of a maternity hospital.

U.N. reports at least 240 civilian casualties, 64 deaths in Ukraine. By Reuters. February 27, 2022 7:42 AM UTC Updated February 27, 2022 ... (OCHA) said in a status report, ...

In any conflict, the outside world relies on the participants — both victims and perpetrators — to report casualties. Both have reasons to distort those numbers to support their view of events.