UN says Russian attacks in recent days killed and injured civilians in Kharkiv and Kyiv
The UN aid coordination office (OCHA) said Russian attacks in recent days on Ukraine's two largest cities killed and injured civilians and caused damage to homes and civilian infrastructure. The report named Kharkiv and Kyiv as the cities affected.
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The source does not provide casualty totals, specific strike locations, or the type of weapons used. It only states that civilians were killed and injured and that residential and civilian infrastructure were damaged.
The report frames the attacks as part of recent violence affecting Ukraine's largest urban centers. No further details on timing, responders, or the extent of the damage are included in the source text.
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Source: United Nations News
