Report Details the Impact of Armed Aggression on Kyiv
On February 24, 2026, the Kyiv City Prosecutor's Office released a report detailing the consequences of four years of full-scale war on the capital. The data reveals that since February 24, 2022, 236 civilians have been killed in Kyiv. Among the victims are at least 25 children, who died in attacks by the aggressor nation, which has targeted the civilian populations of Ukrainian cities. The ongoing conflict, which began with Russia's invasion, has transformed daily life across the country.
Beyond the tragic loss of life, the prosecutor's office reported a staggering number of air raid alarms in the capital. Since the war's start, 2045 alerts have been recorded. Concurrently, 225 criminal proceedings have been initiated in Kyiv for violations of the laws and customs of war. Among those formally notified of suspicion are four Russian generals. These figures underscore the severe and persistent threat faced by the city's residents.
Humanitarian Crisis and Legal Accountability
The prosecutor's report highlights the critical humanitarian situation in Kyiv, where armed conflict has led to significant civilian casualties and created a constant risk to life. Furthermore, the information on criminal cases against alleged war criminals indicates the Ukrainian authorities' intent to hold perpetrators accountable. This pursuit of justice is a crucial step for upholding international law and maintaining public morale during the protracted war.