Civilian victims of Russian aggression in Ukraine
Everyone Was Someone brings together documented civilian casualties of Russia’s war against Ukraine. The overview distinguishes cumulative figures since 2014, UN verification since 24 February 2022, regional documentation and reports published today.
UN data through:
Cumulative civilian casualties since 2014
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- Killed
- 20,662
- Injured
- 60,693
The cumulative figure combines non-overlapping UN reporting periods. The pre-2022 baseline is 3,405 killed and 7,000 injured; the injury baseline is an estimate. The imported historical report ends on 31 January 2022, while the later series begins on 24 February 2022. The interval between them is not included.
UN-verified civilian casualties since 24 February 2022
- Killed
- 17,257
- Injured
- 53,693
How many children have been killed or injured?
These children are included in the UN totals since 24 February 2022. A complete child total since 2014 is not available in the imported sources.
- Killed
- 835
- Injured
- 3,247
Why is the actual toll higher?
These figures are a documented minimum. Verification is limited by access to occupied territories, missing records and the difficulty of confirming individual cases. The true civilian toll in Mariupol in 2022 is not established by the available data. Missing data is not zero.
Sources and methodology →Where do today’s figures come from?
Today’s reports come from the official State Emergency Service of Ukraine (DSNS) channel, using Kyiv time. Corrections replace earlier numbers; reports that may overlap are not added together. Harmed includes reported health harm, including acute stress reaction. Operational figures are not added to the UN cumulative total.
Today’s reports → · ДСНС ↗Where can I see casualties by region?
Regional figures are taken from T4P — Tribunal for Putin, which documents victims and violations. Its coverage and reporting period differ from the UN series. Compare figures with their own sources and dates; do not add the two datasets together.
Regional statistics → · T4P ↗What does the evidence establish?
The site documents the civilian human cost of Russian aggression and the actions of its accomplices. An aggregate casualty count does not establish the perpetrator of every individual incident. A sanctions listing is not a court finding of guilt. Incident-level and legal claims require their own supporting sources.
Sources and methodology →