Families are trying to get food from public cuisine in the city of Gaza. The main news of the day | Monday: Ukraine, Gas, Afghanistan, Colombia UN The main news of the day in the UN and in the world: last weekend 20 civilians of Ukraine, hunger and murder of journalists in Gaza were killed, four years from the arrival of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan, the Secretary General expressed his condolences in connection with the death of Senator Migel Uribe Turbay in Colombia. victims among the inhabitants of Ukraine From the UN Office for the coordination of humanitarian issues (VSGV), citing local authorities, report that from Friday to Monday morning, 20 civilians were killed during the fighting in the front -line regions of Ukraine and more than 110 were injured, including four children. It is also reported that as a result of incidents with mines in the Odessa, Kharkov and Sumy regions, three civilians died, three more were injured. Meanwhile, the authorities have expanded the mandatory evacuation of families with children in the Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Over the past three days, 4,600 people have been evacuated in the Donetsk region. Humanitarian workers provide assistance to the victims. situation in gas ~ 60 > 62 > 62 >The UN Human Rights Office (UVKPH) condemned the murder of six Palestinian journalists as a result of an Israeli attack in Gaza. Five dead worked for the Katar television company Al-Jazira. The management of this incident was called “a serious violation of international humanitarian law.” Meanwhile, the humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate: hospitals are crowded, children suffer from exhaustion, and desperate residents of the sector risk their lives to get food, representatives of the UN warned today. ~ 60 > 60 ~ h2 > crisis in Afghanistan ~ 60 > four years after the Taliban movement of the Taliban movement in Afghanistan continues to face large -scale restrictions. At the same time, the growing humanitarian crisis aggravates the situation of the country’s inhabitants. Already more than two million Afghans, including about half a million children, returned to the country this year. According to the results of his recent visit to Afghanistan, the deputy head of the UNICEF on humanitarian issues Ted Tea, said that returning families express an alarm about their future and especially worry due to the lack of educational opportunities for girls. 60 ~ H2 > Death of Columbia Senator 60 > The UN press service said that the General Secretary of Antoniu Gaterrish was deeply saddened by the death of the Colombian Senator Migibe Uristbay and expresses condolences to his relatives and the people of Colombia. The head of the UN again appealed to conduct a comprehensive investigation of the attack on the Senator on June 7 and hold the perpetrators accountable. He called on the Colombian authorities to take all the necessary measures for the peaceful election, including ensuring the security of all candidates.