6,000 have died in eastern Ukraine in less than a year, UN says

The escalation in fighting in recent weeks, particularly near Donetsk airport and in the Debaltseve area, resulted in hundreds of deaths, both civilian and military, according to a new report.

The report paints a picture of 'merciless devastation of civilian lives and infrastructure,' said UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein.

He called for all sides to adhere to the Minsk agreement, which calls for a ceasefire in many of the conflict's hotspots.



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Humanitarian tragedy

The fighting has inflicted extreme humanitarian hardship on civilians.

'Many have been trapped in conflict zones, forced to shelter in basements, with hardly any drinking water, food, heating, electricity or basic medical supplies,' Zeid said in a statement.

The notion that civilians remained in the conflict zone of their own will is 'misguided,' he said.

'Many people stay because they fear for their lives if they try to move. Many others stay to protect children, other family members, or their property. And some are forced to stay against their will, or are simply physically unable to leave,' Zeid said.

Terror attacks

A series of terror attacks in Mariupol, as well as in Kharkiv and Odesa, which are outside of the conflict zone, have set a bad precedent, he said.

'Should this trend continue, this would represent a new and very deadly chapter in this conflict, expanding the areas where the rule of law and the protection of human rights are effectively absent,' Zeid said.

The UN arrived at the new estimated death toll of over 6,000 by tallying 5,809 documented deaths and assessing that many more must have been killed in recent fighting in other areas, particularly Donetsk airport and around Debaltseve.

'Many have been trapped in conflict zones, forced to shelter in basements, with hardly any drinking water, food, heating, electricity or basic medical supplies,' Zeid said in a statement. Humanitarian tragedy 'Many have been trapped in conflict zones, forced to shelter in basements, with hardly any drinking water, food, heating, electricity or basic medical supplies,' Zeid said in a statement. A series of terror attacks in Mariupol, as well as in Kharkiv and Odesa, which are outside of the conflict zone, have set a bad precedent, he said. 'Many people stay because they fear for their lives if they try to move. Many others stay to protect children, other family members, or their property. And some are forced to stay against their will, or are simply physically unable to leave,' Zeid said. The report paints a picture of 'merciless devastation of civilian lives and infrastructure,' said UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein. The escalation in fighting in recent weeks, particularly near Donetsk airport and in the Debaltseve area, resulted in hundreds of deaths, both civilian and military, according to a new report. 'Many people stay because they fear for their lives if they try to move. Many others stay to protect children, other family members, or their property. And some are forced to stay against their will, or are simply physically unable to leave,' Zeid said. 'Should this trend continue, this would represent a new and very deadly chapter in this conflict, expanding the areas where the rule of law and the protection of human rights are effectively absent,' Zeid said. 'Many have been trapped in conflict zones, forced to shelter in basements, with hardly any drinking water, food, heating, electricity or basic medical supplies,' Zeid said in a statement. The report paints a picture of 'merciless devastation of civilian lives and infrastructure,' said UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein. The notion that civilians remained in the conflict zone of their own will is 'misguided,' he said. 'Many have been trapped in conflict zones, forced to shelter in basements, with hardly any drinking water, food, heating, electricity or basic medical supplies,' Zeid said in a statement. The escalation in fighting in recent weeks, particularly near Donetsk airport and in the Debaltseve area, resulted in hundreds of deaths, both civilian and military, according to a new report. 'Should this trend continue, this would represent a new and very deadly chapter in this conflict, expanding the areas where the rule of law and the protection of human rights are effectively absent,' Zeid said. 'Many people stay because they fear for their lives if they try to move. Many others stay to protect children, other family members, or their property. And some are forced to stay against their will, or are simply physically unable to leave,' Zeid said. 'Many people stay because they fear for their lives if they try to move. Many others stay to protect children, other family members, or their property. And some are forced to stay against their will, or are simply physically unable to leave,' Zeid said. The fighting has inflicted extreme humanitarian hardship on civilians. The fighting has inflicted extreme humanitarian hardship on civilians. A series of terror attacks in Mariupol, as well as in Kharkiv and Odesa, which are outside of the conflict zone, have set a bad precedent, he said. The UN arrived at the new estimated death toll of over 6,000 by tallying 5,809 documented deaths and assessing that many more must have been killed in recent fighting in other areas, particularly Donetsk airport and around Debaltseve.

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