The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported in the middle of June 2022 that nearly four months since the start of the war, the humanitarian situation across Ukraine—particularly in eastern Donbas—is extremely alarming and continues to deteriorate rapidly.

Active hostilities continued to escalate, especially in Luhanska and Donetska oblasts in eastern Ukraine, taking an enormous toll on civilians, including aid workers.

The situation is particularly worrying in and around Sievierodonetsk, eastern Luhanska region, with diminishing access to clean water, food, sanitation and electricity.

Across the country, residential areas and civilian infrastructure continue to be impacted, resulting in more civilians being killed and injured.

Despite enormous access challenges, the UN and humanitarian partners have reached over 8.8 million people across Ukraine since the war started.

More information on the UNOCHA website