Two women stand at their damaged house in Kharkov, Ukraine. Ukraine: The UN mission warns of a sharp increase in the number of victims among the civilian population in March Peace and safety in March 2025 the number of civilian losses throughout Ukraine increased significantly. According to the UN Monitoring Mission to Human Rights in Ukraine (MMPCHU), at least 164 people were killed in a month, at least 910 were injured. These indicators are 50 percent higher than in February, and 70 percent higher than in March 2024. According to MMPCh, 95 percent of the victims are registered in the territories controlled by the Government of Ukraine. The main losses were caused by blows using large -range missiles and barracking ammunition. ~ 60 > “The number of civil losses in Ukraine has increased the March indicators much higher both compared to the last month and the same month of last year,” said the head of MMPCU Daniel Bell. – The almost daily strikes of high -range drones led to the deaths and injuries of dozens of civilians throughout the country and affected the lives of millions of people. ” attack on the horn ~ 60 > one of the most affected cities was the crooked cornea located 60–70 kilometers from the front line. Five attacks, committed by Russian forces in March, reported in MMPCh, led to the death of six civilians and injuries of 66 people. Civil objects, including two hotels and a restaurant. 62 ~ ~ 60 >The attacks on the crooked horn from the Russian armed forces continued in April. In particular, on April 4, the ballistic missile exploded over the playground, killing 19 people, including nine children. According to reports, another 74 people were injured, among them – 12 children. This was the most deadly attack with victims among children from the beginning of a full -scale invasion of February 24, 2022, according to the verified data of MMPCh. The Supreme Commissar of the UN Human Rights Folker Turk expressed a shock in connection with this attack and called for an urgent, thorough and independent investigation of what happened. 60 > victims in the Donetsk region 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62One of the incidents that led to a high number of losses in March was a blow inflicted by the Russian armed forces on March 7 in the city of Dobropolia Donetsk region, which killed 11 civilians and 48 were injured. The study of the scene, an interview with the victims and witnesses, as well as the analysis of photographs of the residues of weapons conducted by MMPCh, showed that several types of weapons were used during the attack, including cassette ammunition. It was their use that caused most cases of death and wounds among the civilian population. shock to hospitals ~ > 62 > 62 ~MMPCHU also confirmed that two hospitals were subjected to multiple strokes using barracking ammunition issued by the Russian armed forces. Early in the morning of March 14, three ammunition struck the hospital in Zolochev, located about 17 kilometers from the border in the Kharkov region. On March 27, two more blows were inflicted on the same institution. During the attack on March 19, at least five ammunition was released in the Krasnopolia of the Sumy region. ~ 60 > Due to the fact that the staff evacuated patients in advance and was in shelters, only one woman – an ambulance officer – an ambulance employee. However, both institutions were damaged, especially strongly – the hospital in the Krasnopolia. MMPCHU noted that repeated blows to medical institutions may indicate the intentional nature of the attacks. ~ 60 > “Hospitors are used by special protection in accordance with international humanitarian law and should not become the goal of attacks,” recalled the purpose of Bell. 60 ~ h2 > humanitarian situation ~ 60 > in the control of the UN to coordinate humanitarian issues (UKGV) they reported today that the next wave of attacks in the Dnieper, Kramatorsk and Kharkov led to numerous wounds and destruction of residential buildings. Humanitarian employees work on the ground, evaluate the needs and provide assistance to the victims. ~ 60 > three years after the start of a full-scale war, millions of Ukrainian families still suffer due to the conflict, many are forced to leave their homes, especially in the subfronine areas, the UN Directorate said refugees. (UVKB). UVKB continues to deliver vital assistance to those who are in the most vulnerable position. ~ 60 > “We support people so that they can return to normal life as soon as possible,” said the coordinator of UVKB Alex Mundt.