Ukraine’s UNICEF representative Munir Mamadzad said in a statement on Saturday that many people, including children, were killed in a dense populated area and were annoying.
Three children were injured in a missile attack in a residential building in Poultawa, many others were injured in the attack in the last few days, including Sumi, Krumatorsk and other areas. Due to violence, children are not only facing physical wounds, they are also through deep mental pain.
Representative of UNICEF said that these attacks had influenced the physical and mental health of these children and were injured in their overall development.
On February 24, 2022, Russia is completing three years soon for Ukraine’s invasion of Ukraine. In this war, thousands of citizens were killed and the necessary infrastructure was destroyed, causing heavy pressure on the economy.
In advance of advance fronts of the fight and the speed of conflict, more than 40 million Ukrainian citizens need humanitarian assistance. This conflict has caused the largest refugee crisis after World War II. More than 63 lakh refugees have fled to neighboring countries and have taken shelter and 37 lakhs of land have been displaced.
Loss of school
These attacks by the Russian military have also disrupted children’s studies. Two schools in Odessa were reported to have been affected, while schools in Nicopol and Japuri were also affected.
UNICEF has revisited his application to ensure that children and schools, health centers, social services, energy system, which dependent on which he is dependent on him.
“The densely populated zones should be avoided to target each child for the Tuesday of each ordinary citizen, every child.”
The representative of UNICEF emphasized that sustainable peace is needed and an environment should be created, so that children can recover from the war, give them education and future shapes.
Stress
Due to the continuity of violence, homes, hospitals and other important infrastructure have greatly damaged and the human crisis remain intact.
It has been said that Dunetsk and the straw in the front of the straw are in close fighting, which has caused a huge displacement. In the first two weeks of January, more than 1,500 people have been forced to flee their homes.
In view of the seriousness of the situation, the mobile medical team was deployed in collaboration with the local administration, which is providing health care and mental health assistance to the needy.
It is the third winter season after the Russian military attack in Ukraine, and the front of the fighting fronts has severe waste. Attacks targeting energy installations have been disrupted in large -scale energy and power supply.