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War in Ukraine Taking Heavy Toll on Mental Health: WHO - Vimarsana News

War in Ukraine Taking Heavy Toll on Mental Health: WHO

An estimated 10 million people may have a mental health condition, nearly half of whom may have moderate to severe conditions

Ukraine says over 1,200 health facilities damaged since start of war - Vimarsana News

Ukraine says over 1,200 health facilities damaged since start of war

According to Ukrainian Health Minister VIktor Liashko, 1,218 Ukrainian health facilities have been damaged, including 540 damaged hosp

Russia Bombs Ukrainian Maternity Ward After 2 Babies Born: Health Minister - Vimarsana News

Russia Bombs Ukrainian Maternity Ward After 2 Babies Born: Health Minister

Ukrainian Health Minister Viktor Liashko reported the attack on his Facebook account Tuesday, saying that no one was injured in the attack.

Russia Has Caused 17,831 Civilian Casualties in Ukraine: U.N. - Vimarsana News

Russia Has Caused 17,831 Civilian Casualties in Ukraine: U.N.

The U.N.'s human rights agency "believes that the actual figures" of civilian casualties in Ukraine "are considerably higher."

UN Says Over 6,800 Civilian Deaths Recorded So Far In Russia-Ukraine Protracted War - Vimarsana News

UN Says Over 6,800 Civilian Deaths Recorded So Far In Russia-Ukraine Protracted War

The United Nations has said that at least 6800 civilians have been killed so far in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine War. This was made known by the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), stating that at least 6,884 civilians were killed and 10,947 were injured in Ukraine between the start of the Russian invasion on February 24 and December 26. The casualties include 165 deaths and 516 injuries recorded in December, most of which were caused by "the use of explosive weapons with wide area effects.”