UN Human Rights Agency Voices Concerns Over Russia-Ukraine Conflict Impact

The UN's human rights agency has expressed concerns over the recent military developments in the Russia-Ukraine war. The agency emphasizes the need for civilian protection as per international humanitarian law. Unverified reports mention civilian casualties and injuries, but the exact circumstances remain unclear.

The UN's human rights agency has raised alarms about the potential impact of the latest military activities in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, a spokesperson revealed during a press briefing. This concern follows Ukraine's recent cross-border actions in the Kursk region.

"Wherever military operations are occurring by either side, the protection of civilians and civilian objects in accordance with international humanitarian law must be the top priority," the spokesperson stated.

The agency has received unconfirmed reports of four civilian deaths, a male war correspondent killed, and a female paramedic injured. However, the exact details and circumstances behind these incidents remain uncertain.

(With inputs from agencies.)