Ukraine Reflects on Three Years of War, 12,000 Civilian Deaths

Three years into Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the conflict has resulted in devastating human and territorial costs. Over 12,000 civilians have been killed, with millions displaced, including 7 million fleeing overseas, according to various reports. The Ukrainian military and civilian resistance have shown remarkable resilience, despite heavy losses on both sides, with estimates suggesting around 95,000 Russian military personnel have died and Ukraine has reported significant military casualties. In addition to the tragic human toll, more than 2 million homes have been destroyed, and over 100,000 incidents of alleged war crimes have been documented. Amidst the destruction, stories of community solidarity and support have emerged, as Ukrainians continue to adapt to the ongoing challenges of war. The UN and other organizations remain committed to providing assistance, emphasizing hope for future rebuilding efforts.