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Ukraine civilian death toll passes 3,000, UN says

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The variety of civilians killed in Ukraine throughout Russia’s invasion has now surpassed 3,000, the United Nations introduced Monday. 

The tragic determine comes as Russia’s conflict in Ukraine has stretched to 68 days. 

The Workplace of the United Nations Excessive Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) stated Monday that 3,153 civilians have died there since Feb. 24, Reuters experiences. 

A view exhibits buildings destroyed by shelling in Borodyanka, Ukraine, on Monday, Could 2.
(REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra/TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)

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Greater than 3,000 are believed to be injured as nicely. 

“Many of the civilian casualties recorded have been brought about by means of explosive weapons with a large influence space, together with shelling from heavy artillery and a number of launch rocket techniques, and missile and air strikes,” the OHCHR stated.  

A Ukrainian soldier walks previous the turret of a Russian tank subsequent to a destroyed fuel station within the village of Skybyn, northeast of Kyiv on Monday, Could 2.
(Photograph by SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP by way of Getty Photographs)

“OHCHR believes that the precise figures are significantly greater, because the receipt of data from some areas the place intense hostilities have been happening has been delayed and lots of experiences are nonetheless pending corroboration,” it added. 

A Russian navy convoy stands on the street towards the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Energy Station in southeastern Ukraine on Sunday, Could 1. 
(AP)

 

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The group particularly talked about “Mariupol (Donetsk area), Izium (Kharkiv area), Popasna (Luhansk area), and Borodianka (Kyiv area)” as locations the place there are “allegations of quite a few civilian casualties.”

“These figures are being additional corroborated and will not be included within the above statistics,” it additionally stated. 

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