During a meeting of the UN General Secretary on Tuesday, the UN general secretary called on the international community that more efforts should be made to protect ordinary citizens in support of the needy and violence.
In the past few weeks, attacks conducted by the Russian military have killed ordinary citizens, including children in many cities in Ukraine. Primary agencies including health centers, houses, schools, sports fields have been severely damaged.
On Friday, at least five children were condemned for the attack on the densely populous Creevi Rih City in the DinePro region under the general secretary.
“Citizen death and residential areas have to stop these cruel means of destruction.”
He urged warning parties to protect ordinary citizens under international humanitarian law and ensure protection of basic organizations.
There are strict sanctions on ordinary citizens, “There are strict restrictions on the attack.
Displacement and disappointment
Ukraine’s war continued war is a major reason for the general citizens to be displaced. About 37 million Ukrainian citizens have been homeless from their homes and have been displaced within the borders of the country. At the same time, 70 million people are living as refugees in other countries.
There are news of the casualties of ordinary citizens and infrastructure in Russia’s Kursk, Belgorod and Briank.
Emergency Relief Chief Flatcher has said that it is the responsibility of this warning under international humanitarian law that human relief will be allowed to the needy people, even if they are anywhere.
However, UN Humanitarian Assistance companies have reported that they are unable to reach about 1.5 million ordinary citizens in the Russian -controlled regions of Donetsk, Kherches, Luhansk and Japorizia.
Under General Secretary Tom Flatcher, the United Nations is notifying representatives of Ukraine to the Ukraine situation.
Risk on support programs
This war has had a serious impact on women in Ukraine. According to an estimate, the incidence of gender-based violence has increased by 36 percent and the risk of maternity health is increasing.
About 5 percent of the total children born in Ukraine since 2022 have become a symptom of stress and inconvenience by pregnant women.
Despite this huge requirement, only 17 percent of the proposed $ 2.6 billion proposed for Ukraine’s UN humanitarian plan.
The general secretary has warned under Flex that the level of this important support program should be reduced without additional financial support, so that millions of people do not have food, health care and shelter.
Four important areas are given priority among the assistance of the Assistant Fund: supporting communities in advance fronts, emergency reactions, help securely withdraw and help displaces.