The UN human rights team says the attacks from ballistic missiles were carried out on Monday and Tuesday in the DinePro and Odesa regions of Ukraine.
At least 20 people were killed, more than 12 were injured, 12 children and houses, schools, hospitals and other basic organizations were deeply affected.
Daniel Bull, head of the UN mission, said the attacks were carried out when ordinary citizens were present at their workplace, train or school.
On June 28, two ballistic missiles were found in a school in Bilhorod-Dinisatrovsky in the Odessa region. At that time, school workers and some students were present. Three teachers were killed in the attack and five were injured, including two boys. The school did serious damage.
The attack on the attack has visited the UN mission that has no military presence in the school and locals have confirmed their presence.
Anxious
According to Mission Chief Daniel Bull, despite no military installations, the school was hit by two missiles and the deceased teachers and children were injured.
The next day, a missile attack was attacked in an industrial area of DinePro City at 11am, causing damage to schools, hospitals and residential buildings.
A passenger passing nearby also influenced the rail and more than 20 passengers were injured due to the glass windows.
Earlier, multiple attacks were carried out in June, June 7 and June 28, in other regions including Kiev City.
The image of ordinary citizens who died in the first five months of 2021 is 5 percent higher than the same period last year. The number of casualties has increased during the summer months.
The UN human rights team warned that when ballistic missiles were used in densely populated areas, it could be estimated to reach ordinary citizens and proved it in recent attacks.