Russia’s attacks on civilian targets have obliterated everyday life in Ukraine.

In the weeks since Russia began its invasion, at least 1,500 civilian buildings, structures and vehicles in Ukraine have been damaged or destroyed, pulverizing everyday life for people across the country.

The catalog of destruction has been devastating. Civilians have been killed in their cars. Remnants of a missile were found in a zoo. At least one memorial in the small city of Bucha, close to Kyiv, took gunfire. Bridges and railway stations have been blown up.

The Times found that the buildings and other civilian infrastructure attacked included at least 23 hospitals and other health care infrastructure, 330 schools, 27 cultural buildings, 98 commercial buildings, of which at least 11 related to food or agriculture, and 900 houses and apartment buildings. At least 10 houses of worship have become targets. Read more

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