Summary
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has seen significant casualties and numerous attacks as of February 25th. The United Nations reports over 15,000 Ukrainian civilian deaths since the invasion began in 2022. Diplomatically, Ukraine received support from the UN for a peace resolution, while tensions between involved countries continue.
Key Facts
- Over 15,172 Ukrainian civilians have died, and more than 41,000 have been injured since 2022, according to the UN.
- Recent Russian attacks in various Ukrainian regions resulted in several deaths and injuries.
- Ukraine's Air Force reported shooting down 111 Russian drones during recent overnight attacks.
- In Russian areas, Ukrainian attacks have also resulted in deaths and infrastructural damage, as reported by Russian authorities.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy acknowledged UN support for a peace resolution, with 107 members voting in favor.
- Russian President Putin accused Ukraine of threatening Russian energy pipelines, with claimed assistance from Western agencies.
- Ukraine's actions in the Black Sea have reportedly drawn a caution from the US regarding American interests.
- European leaders promised financial support and progress in Ukraine’s EU accession talks.
