- The Ukraine War in data: 16,000 alleged war crimes, and counting
- The Ukraine War in data: 16,000 alleged war crimes, and counting
- The North Carolina power grid attack exposes a troubling reality
- The Ukraine War in data: $4.6 billion in military aid
- The Ukraine War in data: 22 million tons of food — a casualty of war.
According to Ukraine’s health ministry, 18 medical workers have been killed and more than 50 injured since the war began; 746 medical facilities have been damaged by Russian attacks — an additional 123 facilities have been completely destroyed. The ministry also offered data on how the gravely wounded continue to receive urgent care; an average of four evacuation flights per week transport Ukrainians abroad for medical treatment. To date, 1,274 Ukrainians have been medevaced for treatment.
In a Facebook post, the health ministry cited its findings as proof of a “targeted destruction of the medical infrastructure.”
Grid’s reporting is based on the best available data and reporting; in some cases, we explained a range of figures or the reason we chose one over another. We originally published this document on March 24 and will update it every Thursday as long as the war persists.
Civilians killed: at least 5,200 (probably thousands more)
Ukrainian soldiers killed: 10,000 to 11,000
Russian soldiers killed: 1,351 to 27,000
Russian generals killed: 8 to 13
Total displaced Ukrainians: at least 12 million
Internally displaced Ukrainians: at least 6.2 million
An overview of the violence
Global food markets: Wheat prices decrease 11 percent since invasion, after weeks of fluctuation
Grid coverage this week
- Global food crisis: Beyond the Ukraine-Russia grain deal, what else can the world do? (July 27)
- HIMARS: The new U.S. rocket launchers in Ukraine are making the Russians furious. But can they win the war? (July 22)
- Here’s how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is fueling a comeback for coal (July 21)
- How many civilians have died in the Ukraine War? (July 21)
Learn more: Grid’s 360s on the Ukraine War
- 360: What led to Europe’s worst refugee crisis since World War II
- 360: Casualty of war in Ukraine: The global food supply
- 360: War in Ukraine: How we got here — and what may come next
- 360: Russia’s billionaires: Who they are, what they own — and can they influence Vladimir Putin?
- 360: Why danger still looms at Ukraine’s nuclear power plants
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