Ten million people have fled their homes because of the devastating war being waged by Russia, UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grady said today.
“The war in Ukraine is so devastating that 10 million people have fled their homes, either moved inside Ukraine or fled abroad,” Filippo Grady wrote on Twitter.
The country is being pounded mercilessly by the Russians which struck again with ultrasonic rockets.
Target this time fuel depots in the area of ​​Mykolaev.
There was also an attack from the Black Sea, while a blow was also recorded in the Caspian Sea with Cruz missiles on multiple targets.
There is no end to the drama of those trapped in Mariupol as the bombing is continuous.
According to the report, the Russians also hit a school with 400 civilians.
Russian forces will go down in history as responsible for war crimes, says the Ukrainian president.
Kyiv specifically denounced the cold-blooded execution of 56 people on Sunday, announcing that Russian troops had opened fire on a nursing home in the eastern city of Kremina.
The Ukrainian government announced that “the occupiers fired the tank building in the Luhansk region cynically and deliberately.”
The Ukrainian State Special Communications Service said there were 15 survivors who were “abducted by the occupiers and taken to the occupied Svatone (Luhansk region) to the regional geriatric boarding school.”
“The Ukrainians can not approach the point of attack,” said the governor of the Luhansk region.
He blamed Moscow for heavy attacks on Ukrainian civilians, with huge losses, while the British Ministry of Defense stressed that Russian forces are bombing Ukrainian cities indiscriminately, as their advance has remained virtually stagnant in the eastern regions.
Among the responsibilities of those who wage war, everywhere in the world, is the suffering inflicted on civilians who are forced to flee their homes.
The war in Ukraine is so devastating that 10 million have fled – either displaced inside the country, or as refugees abroad.
– Filippo Grandi (@FilippoGrandi) March 20, 2022
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