Conflict events have decreased by 5% with 1,821 reported. However, incidents of violence targeting civilians have increased by 3%, with at least 113 civilians killed. Air- and drone strikes have risen by 2%, totaling 1,155.
Shelling events have decreased by 23%, with 199 reported, and armed clashes have decreased by 12%, with 453 incidents. Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure have increased by 7%, with 211 reported. The number of events targeting specific areas includes 15 in education, 11 in healthcare, 37 in energy, and 186 in residential areas.
Further details on the conflict are available from the source, including information on the increased use of jet-powered drones by Russia.
Countries: Iran (Islamic Republic of), Japan . The contribution will enable WFP to support 147,000 people, equivalent to 36,750 households, with emergency food assistance covering 30 days of basic food needs. Assistance will prioritize families who have been displaced, lost their...
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