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Russia–Ukraine

Civilian protection, family contact and life after displacement.

Civilian life in focus

The ICRC describes humanitarian work supporting displaced people, health care, water services and family contact in Ukraine. Its 16 October 2026 article about letters from families to prisoners of war illustrates continuing separation and uncertainty.

Editorial research framing, checked against the sources below in October 2026. Dated sources describe their reporting period; they do not establish the exact military or diplomatic situation today.

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ICRC · UkraineOperational overview ↗ICRC · Letters from families to prisoners of war16 October 2026 ↗ICRC · Russia–Ukraine conflict: questions answeredUpdated 29 September 2026 ↗

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