Russia is striking civilian targets in Ukraine, including hospitals, nurseries, and schools, the Ukrainian deputy prime minister has said, the BBC that, after "strong resistance" from the Ukrainian army, there was an "enormous operation" by Russia against civilians.
Russia of a "terroristic plan", with attacks coming from the air and also by land.
" Chechnya in 1999 and Syria in 2016, employing both air and ground-based munitions," the UK said in an intelligence update.
Saturday, UN monitors said 351 civilian deaths had been confirmed in Ukraine since the invasion began on 24 February, but the real figure was likely to be "considerably higher".UNHCR said more than people have fled Ukraine since Russia invaded.
- saying it is carrying out a "special military operation" against Ukrainian "nationalists" and "neo-Nazis".
, more than 1,700 people were detained across 44 Russian cities on Sunday at anti-war protests, the monitoring group said. Stefanishyna - who was speaking to BBC TV's Sunday Morning - accused Russia of "military tactics right in the cities of Ukraine".
" hospitals, the houses for kindergartens and schools, and the ordinary households," she said. "This is how the reality looks."
said Ukraine was seeing "another wave of implementation of this terroristic plan of [the] Russian Federation".
Stefanishyna claimed Russia was suffering "enormous losses" of soldiers and equipment, but this "does not deter Russia".
" only encourages further aggression, said.Russia is striking civilian targets in Ukraine, including hospitals, nurseries, and schools, the Ukrainian deputy prime minister has said, the BBC that, after "strong resistance" from the Ukrainian army, there was an "enormous operation" by Russia against civilians.
Russia of a "terroristic plan", with attacks coming from the air and also by land.
World Health Organization also said health facilities are being attacked. Ukraine, causing multiple deaths and injuries," the WHO director-general said on Sunday
World Health Organization also said health facilities are being attacked. Ukraine, causing multiple deaths and injuries," the WHO director-general said on Sunday.
" Chechnya in 1999 and Syria in 2016, employing both air and ground-based munitions," the UK said in an intelligence update.
Saturday, UN monitors said 351 civilian deaths had been confirmed in Ukraine since the invasion began on 24 February, but the real figure was likely to be "considerably higher".UNHCR said more than people have fled Ukraine since Russia invaded.
- saying it is carrying out a "special military operation" against Ukrainian "nationalists" and "neo-Nazis".
, more than 1,700 people were detained across 44 Russian cities on Sunday at anti-war protests, the monitoring group said. Stefanishyna - who was speaking to BBC TV's Sunday Morning - accused Russia of "military tactics right in the cities of Ukraine".
" hospitals, the houses for kindergartens and schools, and the ordinary households," she said. "This is how the reality looks."
said Ukraine was seeing "another wave of implementation of this terroristic plan of [the] Russian Federation".
Stefanishyna claimed Russia was suffering "enormous losses" of soldiers and equipment, but this "does not deter Russia".
" only encourages further aggression, said.Russia is striking civilian targets in Ukraine, including hospitals, nurseries, and schools, the Ukrainian deputy prime minister has said, the BBC that, after "strong resistance" from the Ukrainian army, there was an "enormous operation" by Russia against civilians.
Russia of a "terroristic plan", with attacks coming from the air and also by land.
World Health Organization also said health facilities are being attacked. Ukraine, causing multiple deaths and injuries," the WHO director-general said on Sunday.
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