Humanitarian Coordinator for #Ukraine, Matthias Schmale @matzschmale condemned the strike that hit a clearly marked humanitarian evacuation vehicle in #Kostiantynivka, Donetsk Region, while it was helping civilians flee a war-torn city. Humanitarian missions are #NotATarget.

Recently, our team met people who had been evacuated from Donetsk and Kherson regions. Specialists helped families get to their new homes in Khmelnytskyi region and settle in there 🏠 @UNHCRUkraine

In recent days, Chernihiv, Kharkiv & Dnipro regions have woken up to explosions as🇷🇺attacks hit their cities again. UNHCR partner @MissionProliska is on the ground, providing psychosocial support, emergency building materials & relief items like blankets & solar lamps.

#Dnipro City was hit overnight amid a wave of attacks across #Ukraine. Casualties were reported, and many people lost their homes, just as temperatures drop. Aid workers are on the ground providing hot meals, shelter materials & psychological support. Civilians are #NotATarget

Families living near the frontline in #Ukraine — 45,069 so far — have received cash assistance to prioritize their children's needs this winter. This forms part of @UNICEF’s 2025–2026 winter response supported by 🇳🇴@NorwayMFA, 🇩🇰@DanishMFA & the 🇺🇸U.S. Government.

⚠️In Oct, response operations continued to be primarily hindered by escalating hostilities in #Ukraine. The most significant deterioration in humanitarian access levels occurred in #Donetsk (#Pokrovsk) & east of #Dnipro (#Synelnykove) regions. Check out➡️bit.ly/43ZebMv

💰In May ’25, the #UkraineHumanitarianFund launched a pilot area-based allocation for #Kharkiv Region. As of now, 15 partners received funding and reached nearly 76,000 people near the front line and those impacted by airstrikes with immediate support. 🔗tinyurl.com/mpnmdhuf

The war in #Ukraine continues to claim lives and devastate communities. Hospitals, kindergartens and energy facilities are under attack – nowhere is safe. “Don’t forget Ukraine,” urges Humanitarian Coordinator @matzschmale, as millions face another harsh winter.

Aid workers are supporting people in Kamianske, #Dnipro Region, after last night’s attack. They are providing emergency shelter materials and psychological and legal support to help people cope with the strike’s impact.

People in Sumy Region, including displaced & vulnerable residents, are facing challenges. In partnership with local authorities, we are delivering food parcels to help meet basic needs. As winter approaches, this will serve as a vital reminder that no one should be left behind.

#Ukraine update: ❄️As winter approaches, renewed strikes on critical infrastructure threaten heat and water for millions. Humanitarians are helping the most vulnerable through the cold season, providing winter aid — including in collective sites. 🔗More: tinyurl.com/msms77ac

The latest Humanitarian Update highlights deteriorating humanitarian conditions in Sumy region 🇺🇦. UN Women provides protection services, assistance to those in need & supports Ukrainian women’s rights organisations leading humanitarian response. 🔗 Read the full report at the link: bit.ly/3WFdlAF

Lyudmyla and her children settled in #Pokrovsk after fleeing home — but as the situation there drastically deteriorated, they had to leave again. @MissionProliska, supported by the #UkraineHumanitarianFund, helped them evacuate and settle in a safer place.

Daily hostilities in #Ukraine continue to bring death and destruction to civilians, especially those living near the front line. Aid workers are doing all they can to support affected people—from helping them cover damage to their homes to providing psychosocial & legal support.

Ms. Olena lives in the village of Studenok, Kharkiv region. Her house was damaged twice: in 2022, during the hostilities, debris damaged the roof and broke windows and doors, and in the autumn of 2024, a large forest fire broke out nearby, damaging many homes. ‘Everything around was burning, but my house was still standing — everyone was surprised,’ recalls Ms. Olena. The local authorities included the woman's house in the list of residents who needed housing repairs. Subsequently, she became a participant in a restoration project implemented by our Foundation. Thanks to this assistance, Ms. Olena received funds to repair the roof and install new windows and doors. After the damaged house was restored, inspired and filled with joy at the opportunity to live in comfort again, Ms. Olena shared a poem she wrote herself and dedicated to her home. The project is being implemented by the Charitable Foundation "Angels of Salvation" in cooperation with @WeWorldGlobal and funded by the Ukraine Humanitarian Fund. @OCHA_Ukraine

➖ #Afghanistan: Multiple deaths reported after earthquake strikes Balkh province ➖ #Ukraine: Ongoing attacks and hostilities cause more civilian casualties Read more: unocha.org/news/todays-top-n…

Did you know that for the last 3 years, the #UkraineHumanitarianFund was the largest @CBPFs in the world? In 2024, the UHF: 💰allocated >$164M 🫂assisted 1.4M people 🤝supported 70+ projects of 60 partners 💵provided $38M in cash UHF 2024 Annual Report👉 bit.ly/2024UHFAR

Winter is always difficult for people living near the front line. Frosts, heating disruptions, expensive firewood and gas all affect people's peace of mind and spirit. Every day, people think about how to heat their homes and keep them warm to withstand the cold outside. Our team hears almost every day that in such conditions, any help is greatly appreciated. And we are grateful that we can work with @UNHCRUkraine to care for people like Ms Nina. She shares that this winter she plans to stay warm with a warm blanket, a new heater and insulated windows. @OCHA_Ukraine

WARM WHERE THE COLD IS NEARBY. WE SUPPORT PEOPLE BEFORE WINTER ❄️💛 @MissionProliska @UNHCRUkraine

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