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UN official urges continued support as more than 10 million Ukrainians remain uprooted
Summary
A UN resident and humanitarian coordinator said aid must continue for up to 6 million people inside Ukraine and flagged that more than 10 million Ukrainians remain uprooted by the conflict.
A United Nations resident and humanitarian coordinator warned that large-scale humanitarian needs inside Ukraine require sustained international generosity.
The spokesperson relayed that Matias Shmale, described in the briefing as resident and humanitarian coordinator for Ukraine, said aid is needed to sustain assistance for “6,000,000 Ukrainians.” The spokesperson added that more than 10,000,000 Ukrainian people remain uprooted, with some 3,700,000 displaced within their own country, and described the approaching third-year mark of the Russian Federation’s full-scale war on Ukraine as a “somber milestone.”
Nut graf: The coordinator highlighted priorities for the coming year, including delivering aid to where it is needed most and finding more durable solutions for internally displaced people; the spokesperson called on the international community to continue being generous.
Ending: The briefing did not list a new funding figure or donors in response to the coordinator’s appeal.
