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The secretary general of, António Guterres, condemned new attacks from dawn with missiles and drones against Ukrainian cities, which killed and wounded many civilians, including children.
According to news agencies, at least 17 people died. The bombings also damaged facilities from diplomatic delegations in the capital of Kyiv, including the European Union office.
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In search of just peace
The UN leader emphasized, in a note issued by the spokesman, that attacks against civilians and civil infrastructure “violate international humanitarian law, are unacceptable and should stop immediately.”
Guterres renewed his call for a ceasefire that results in just, comprehensive and sustainable peace in Ukraine.
For him, negotiations must fully defend Ukraine’s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, within its internationally recognized borders, in accordance with the UN Charter, International Law and the relevant resolutions of the United Nations.
Constant danger
UNU Humanitarian coordinator in Ukraine, Matthias Schmale, stated on the social network “X” that the wave of Russia attacks on Kyiv caused more “loss and destruction.”
He stated that as the city begins a new day, amid rescue operations, “some families have to face the harsh reality that they never see their families again.”
Schmale stated that houses, schools and offices of humanitarian organizations were damaged, highlighting the constant danger to Ukrainians and aid professionals working in the country.
He recalled that under international law, civilians must be protected, and they can never be a target.
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