Security Council hears of relentless attacks against civilians and infrastructure in Ukraine

Escalating Russian attacks in northeast Ukraine have killed civilians, sparked further displacement and caused massive destruction to railways and other infrastructure, a senior official with the UN humanitarian affairs office, OCHA, told the Security Council on Tuesday.

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Security Council hears of relentless attacks against civilians and infrastructure in Ukraine

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