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Horrific strikes in Ukraine reportedly kill three children, injure at least 13

Statement attributable to Munir Mammadzade, UNICEF Representative to Ukraine

Horrific strikes reportedly kill three children and injure at least six others in Kyiv

Statement by Munir Mammadzade, UNICEF Representative to Ukraine

A bouquet of yellow flowers and soft toys lie on the ground near the site of a missile strike, left in memory of the children killed in the early morning attack.

Deadly attacks affecting children in Ukraine a tragic reminder that nowhere is safe

This is a statement attributable to Munir Mammadzade, UNICEF Representative to Ukraine.

Eight-year-old Myroslava stands in front of a bombed-out residential building, one of several damaged in a missile strike on 7 March in Eastern Ukraine.

Average of at least 16 children killed or injured in Ukraine every week as escalation of war nears 1,000 days

Children and families face third winter in harsh conditions as attacks intensify.

More children killed in latest attacks across Ukraine - UNICEF

Statement attributable to UNICEF Representative to Ukraine, Munir Mammadzade

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell on deadly strikes in Ukraine

I am horrified by the news out of Ukraine today that at least 150 people have reportedly been killed or injured, and a children’s hospital severely damaged in Kyiv, during a wave of deadly missile strikes across the country

On 8 July 2024 in Kyiv, a child sits on a bench and cries as rescuers, hospital staff and volunteers clear rubble and search for people trapped under debris after an attack that hit Okhmatdyt hospital, Ukraine's largest children's medical centre.

Nearly 2,000 children killed or injured since the escalation of war in Ukraine

Statement by UNICEF Europe and Central Asia Regional Office and Special Coordinator for the Refugee and Migrant Response in Europe Regina De Dominicis

October 29, 2023, Izium, Kharkivska oblast, Ukraine. Maria (4) is looking through the window of her house.

Ukraine - Frontline children: battling mental trauma, underground

This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF Spokesperson James Elder – to whom quoted text may be attributed - at today's press briefing at the Palais des Nations in Geneva

Ukraine two years: Children in frontline areas forced to spend up to 5,000 hours - equivalent to nearly 7 months - sheltering underground

Three-quarters of children and young people aged 14 to 34 recently reported needing emotional or psychological support

Two-month-old baby the ninth child reportedly killed in Ukraine this year, as attacks intensify – UNICEF

Statement by Regina De Dominicis, Regional Director for UNICEF Europe and Central Asia

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