July did not bring the Ukran cities in respite. The highest number of victims among the civilian population has been recorded in Ukraine Peace and safety ~ 60 > in June in Ukraine the highest number of victims among the civilian population was recorded for three years: 232 people were killed and 1343 were injured. This was reported on Thursday by the UN Monitoring Mission to Human Rights in this country. In its monthly report on the protection of the civilian population, the mission & NBSP; notes that last month the Russian Federation inflicted ten times more missile strikes and shocks using unmanned aerial vehicles than a year earlier. Almost no region of Ukraine escaped shelling, regardless of its remoteness from the front line. Civilians were killed or injured in at least 16 regions of the country and in Kyiv. 60 > July did not bring the Ukran cities in respite. During the blow on the night of Thursday aimed mainly at Kyiv, the Russian armed forces, according to reports, involved 397 unmanned aerial vehicles of the Shahed type and drone-dumplings, as well as 18 high-power missiles, as a result of which two people were killed in Kyiv and at least 16 were injured. ~ 60 > ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62“Children spend the nights no longer in their beds, but in the corridors, basements and bathrooms, covering the ears from the sounds of sirens and explosions. Such experiences leave indelible scars for the rest of their lives, ”said the head of the monitoring mission Daniel Bell. 60 > statistical data for June confirmed the deterioration of the situation this year: in the first half of 2025, 6754 civilians were killed or wounded, which is 54 percent more than for for 54 percent than for A similar period of the past & nbsp; the year when 4381 victims were recorded among the civilian population. In general, over the past six months, the number of dead civilians has increased by 17 percent, and the number of wounded by 64. The key factors that influenced the sharp increase in the number of victims were the use of the Russian Federation of powerful large -range missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles against urban regions, the increased destructive force of these ammunition and the growing number of attacks. In addition, the wider use of low -range unmanned aerial vehicles had a deadly effect on settlements located near the front line. ~ 60 >~ 60 > from the beginning of the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation to the territory of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the mission was recorded by the death of a smaller one at a lesser The measure of 13,580 civilians, including 716 children, and 34,115 wounded civilians, including 2173 children. ~ 60 >~ 60 > conference & nbsp; for restoration; Ukraine Despite the ongoing shelling of Ukrainian cities, preparations for the post -war revival of the country are already underway. In Rome, on Thursday, a two -day international conference on the restoration of Ukraine was opened, in which, among other high -ranking guests, the Director General of the International Migration Organization (MOM) takes part. Amy POUP called on & nbsp; the world community to strengthen the support of long -term restoration and reconstruction of Ukraine. ~ 60 > against the backdrop of the fourth year of full -scale war, Ukraine has been faced with one of the largest migration crises in Europe: about four million people remain internally moved by moving. Persons, another five million Ukrainian refugees live in Europe. ~ 60 > despite the persistent instability and economic pressure, millions of Ukrainians have already begun to return home. According to MOM data, more than four million people returned to their communities, including more than a million-from abroad, often without the necessary support. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 >“Moving this scale creates many challenges for Ukraine and its citizens,” said Amy POUP. – Restoration should begin with people – with ensuring access to the services and restoring sources of livelihood. “~ 60 > from the beginning of the war the IMM provides assistance to Ukraine in the reintegration of internally displaced persons, protect the vulnerable categories of the population and involve the diaspora in the development of effective solutions for recovery. 60 > on the fields of the MOM conference, a special event dedicated to strengthen cooperation with more than 20 million Ukrainians living abroad, and attracting them to efforts to restore the country. “We are“ We There must be conditions under which both internally displaced persons and Ukrainians abroad could return home with dignity and safely, ”added AMI POP. 62 ~ 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62Forecasts for the return of Ukrainian refugees ~ 60 > Office of the UN Supreme Commissioner (UNC) together with the University of London Brunel presented the first data on the future of the mass return of Ukrainian refugees based on the future return on the future. Innovation forecasting model. ~ 60 > Prototype model was developed according to the results of six sociological polls about refugee intentions conducted by the UN UN since 2022 in cooperation with the IPSOS research company. Polls gave extensive demographic and socio-economic information about people who left Ukraine after the full-scale invasion of Russia in February 2022. ~ 60 >~ 60 > model revealed the general trends tracing in all scenarios: older people are more inclined to return, those who do not have family obligations, as well as owners surviving real estate. At the same time, young people, families with children and those who have employed in the countries of stay will return with a lesser probability. In addition, the model indicates possible unevenness by regions: some people may prefer to return to the wrong places from where they were forced to leave. ~ 60 > against the background of the UN UNKB, it does not currently help the return of refugees and does not encourage it. However, according to experts, it is important now to prepare for a possible increase in the number of voluntary return.