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Another night of attacks by the Russian Armed Forces. In #Kyiv, #Lutsk and #Rivne, civilians were killed and injured. Several power plants were reportedly struck ahead of winter.
Humanitarian Coordinator @matzschmale says respect for IHL requires that civilians are protected.
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
Food boxes when supply chains are disrupted. Cash when markets are open.
From April to September, with support of the #UkraineHumanitarianFund, @WFP has supported, on average, 288,000 people each month with food boxes or cash assistance in 7 frontline areas of #Ukraine.
Today, an inter-agency convoy facilitated by @logcluster and @UNDSS delivered vital support to a front-line community in the #Zaporizhzhia Region, where access is severe constrained.
They delivered medicines, hygiene kits, including for older people, and winter supplies.
“Goodbye, my home. Goodbye, my garden.”
After 60 years in #Sloviansk, 87-year-old Yuliia had to leave due to worsening insecurity.
With support from the #UkraineHumanitarianFund, aid workers helped her evacuate to safety and find temporary accommodation.
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
HIA is launching a $2.3 million #UkraineHumanitarianFund-supported winterisation programme to help 20000+ people near the frontline in Sumy & Kharkiv regions. Heating assistance, winter survival kits & community support will help vulnerable families weather the harsh winter ahead
Yesterday, a marked @rcc_ua_ vehicle was struck by a drone during an evacuation mission.
Thanks to safety protocols and an armoured vehicle financed by @OCHAFunds, the team escaped unhurt.
#NotATarget
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
Several children were killed and injured in Ukraine yesterday. In Nova Vodolaha in the Kharkiv region, a drone launched by Russian armed forces struck a park, killing 6 civilians, including 2 girls, and injuring 15, including 7 children, according to Ukrainian authorities. The strike occurred in the afternoon when the park was full of families.
The previous night in Irpin, Kyiv region, Ukrainian authorities said a Russian attack killed a mother of two children and injured 21 people, including 8 children.
We verified that from July to September 2026 conflict-related violence in Ukraine killed at least 52 children and injured 407. This was the highest number of children killed in any three-month period since late 2022. Read more in our updates on civilian harm in Ukraine:
ukraine.ohchr.org/en/reports…
#OCHAThanks Australia🇦🇺🇺🇳for its contribution of almost $1.8M to the #UkraineHumanitarianFund in 2026.
Your generosity helps us to support the most vulnerable people of 🇺🇦, including persons with disabilities.
Together, we #InvestInHumanity.
Learn more: bit.ly/UHFAR2025
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
We are horrified by reports that three children, including an infant, were killed and seven children injured in an attack on a park in Nova Vodolaha, Kharkiv region, this afternoon.
Parks and playgrounds must be safe places for children. Attacks on civilian infrastructure must stop.
Over the past three days, repeated attacks on Sloviansk in #Donetsk Region have reportedly killed several civilians and injured over 20 others.
Aid workers provided emergency assistance to those affected, including shelter materials, and helped residents cover shattered windows.
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
⚡️🔋☕️ The Ukrainian Red Cross is helping run a resilience point in #Ternopil region after three days without electricity. Around 70 people have charged their devices, 40 have received hot drinks, and volunteers have provided first aid to two people. #EmergencyResponse
Attacks continue to cause massive destruction in #Kherson.
An ambulance driver was reportedly killed on duty. Many families were left without homes ahead of winter. Premises of the @RedCrossUkraine were hit again.
All of them are protected by IHL. #NotATarget
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
Winter is approaching in #Ukraine, where damaged homes, attacks on energy infrastructure and unaffordable heating costs risk forcing families to leave again.
IOM is calling for urgent support to help keep families stay safely in their homes.
Displaced from #Zaporizhzhia Region, Hanna and her mother, Valentyna, used cash assistance to cover essential expenses that could not be postponed.
With Valentyna recovering from a fractured hip and medical costs rising, humanitarians stepped in with support from @OCHAFunds.
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
At least 328 civilians were killed, 2,105 injured in Ukraine in September – 85% more than in September 2025. In Kyiv, civilian casualties were recorded on 22 of 30 days.
As winter approaches, Russia resumed large-scale attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
ukraine.ohchr.org/en/Protect…
Over the past week, attacks in front-line areas have harmed aid workers and affected humanitarian operations, impacting life-saving evacuations and the delivery of aid.
As humanitarians remain committed to helping those in need, they themselves should be protected. #NotATarget
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
For millions across #Ukraine, the threat of another attack is part of everyday life. But it should never become normal❗️
Every civilian deserves safety, at home & beyond.
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Thanks to donors' contributions to @OCHAFunds, @WFPUkraine delivered food supplies to front-line communities in the #Kherson Region.
As frequent attacks have severely damaged civilian infrastructure and left local shops closed, this aid is a lifeline for vulnerable residents.
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
Critical health supplies were destroyed when a WHO warehouse in Ukraine was hit in an attack. These supplies were intended for health facilities treating patients every day.
From the burnt warehouse, @Chikwe_I, Executive Director, WHO Health Emergencies Programme, explains what the loss means for health care in Ukraine and how WHO is adapting to keep essential medicines and medical supplies moving to where they are needed most.
Attacks on health care must stop.
Health workers, patients and medical facilities and supplies must be protected under international humanitarian law.
OCHA Ukraine retweeted
The significant attacks on Ukraine have disrupted power and water for 600k people as winter nears.
Over 20 civilians killed, many more injured, including children. @RedCrossUkraine workers also wounded.
Civilians and the infrastructure keeping them alive must not be targets.


































