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Ukraine War Dashboard

Humanitarian data & key facts · Updated July 2026

Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022. This page tracks humanitarian impact, military developments, and international support using data from UN agencies, UNHCR, and verified open sources.

War duration

4 years

1604 days since Feb 24, 2022

Key Humanitarian Statistics

15,000+

Civilians killed

UNHCR

5.86M

Refugees worldwide

USA for UNHCR

3.7M

Internally displaced

UNHCR

10.8M

Need humanitarian aid in 2026

UNICEF

2.5M+

Homes damaged or destroyed

Source

70%

Energy infrastructure hit (2024–25)

Source

$223B

Total EU+Member States support

EEAS

13%

Of national housing stock lost

Source

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2025 was the deadliest year for civilians since 2022. 2,514 civilians were killed and 12,142 injured — a 31% increase in victims compared to 2024. UNHCR

War Timeline — Key Events

Feb 24, 2022

Russia launches full-scale invasion of Ukraine

Aug 2024 — Kursk Offensive

Ukraine surprises Russia with cross-border incursion into Kursk Oblast; captures ~1,250 km² of Russian territory

Oct 2024 — North Korean troops confirmed

NATO confirms 10,000+ North Korean soldiers deployed to support Russia in Kursk Oblast

Nov 2024 — Nuclear doctrine update

Putin modifies Russia's nuclear doctrine, lowering the threshold for nuclear use

Dec 2024 — Pokrovsk offensive

Russian forces intensify around Pokrovsk; by Dec 1, Russia claims to have captured the city

Jan 2025 — Kurakhove falls

Russian forces capture Kurakhove and its power station; continued advances in eastern Ukraine

Feb 2025 — North Korean withdrawal

North Korean troops withdrawn from Kursk after suffering heavy casualties

Feb 2026 — Ukraine's largest gains

Ukraine retakes 200+ km² in five days — largest gains in over 2.5 years (ISW data)

Wikipedia

Apr–May 2026 — Ceasefire talks

Putin tells Trump Russia is ready to declare a ceasefire on May 9; negotiations ongoing

Russia Matters

May–Jul 2026 — Oil refinery strikes escalate

194+ drone strikes on Russian refineries in 2026; ⅓ of refining capacity offline; worst fuel crisis in decades

Washington Times

Jun 2026 — Moscow refinery hit

Ukraine strikes Moscow-area oil refinery in landmark complex drone operation

Forbes

International Support to Ukraine

Aid by major donor (cumulative since 2022)

🇪🇺 EU + Member States $223B total

incl. financial, military, humanitarian & refugee aid

🇺🇸 United States (military aid) $82.9B+

🇬🇧 United Kingdom £12.8B+

House of Commons

🇩🇪 Germany €28B+

Ukraine military spending 2026

$73.5B annual military budget

DefenseBudget.org

Refugee & Displacement Situation

5.3M

Refugees in Europe

Hosted across EU member states and neighboring countries

1/3

Of Ukraine's population displaced

Combined refugees + internally displaced persons

2.5M

Displaced families without adequate shelter

As of early 2026 per UNHCR estimates

Top refugee-hosting countries (Europe)

Country	Refugees hosted	Share
🇩🇪 Germany	~1.17M
🇵🇱 Poland	~970K
🇨🇿 Czech Republic	~370K
🇬🇧 United Kingdom	~240K
🇮🇹 Italy	~180K

Source: UNHCR Emergency

Russian Missile & Drone Strikes on Ukraine

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Russia continues systematic attacks on civilian infrastructure. Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Russia has launched over 14,000 missiles and 18,000+ attack drones (Shaheds) at Ukrainian cities. Targets include residential buildings, hospitals, schools, energy plants, and grain storage facilities.

70%

Energy infrastructure damaged

Systematic targeting of power plants, substations, and heating facilities across 2024–2026

14,000+

Missiles launched at Ukraine

Cruise, ballistic, and hypersonic missiles since Feb 2022

18,000+

Attack drones (Shaheds)

Iranian-designed Shahed-136 drones used for mass attacks on cities

Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Oil Infrastructure

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Ukraine's drone campaign is crippling Russia's oil refining capacity. In 2026, Ukrainian drones struck Russian refineries at least 194 times — an 11-fold increase from the same period in 2025. About a third of Russia's oil refining capacity is now offline, triggering the worst domestic fuel crisis in decades. Washington Times

194+

Strikes on Russian refineries in 2026

−25%

Russian crude oil processing (June YoY)

ABC News

⅓

Of Russia's refining capacity offline

Carnegie

−17%

Russian gasoline production drop

Washington Times

Key developments in 2026

May 2026 — record 16 successful strikes on Russian refineries in a single month
June 2026 — Ukraine strikes Moscow-area oil refinery in landmark complex drone operation Forbes
June 28, 2026 — Ukraine strikes two more Russian oil refineries Al Jazeera
July 2026 — fuel rationing introduced across Russian regions; long queues at gas stations
Russia's crude processing fell to 3.95M barrels/day — lowest level in over two decades

How to Help Ukraine

🏥 Humanitarian Aid

Support organizations delivering food, medicine, and shelter to those affected by the war.

UNHCR Ukraine

🇺🇦 Ukraine Relief

Direct support for Ukrainian civilians through verified local and international charities.

UNICEF Ukraine

🏠 Shelter & Reconstruction

Help rebuild homes and infrastructure for the 2.5M families without adequate shelter.

ReliefWeb Ukraine

Data Sources

UNHCR Ukraine Emergency USA for UNHCR UNICEF HAC 2026 UK House of Commons Russia Matters — April 2026 Wikipedia Timeline 2026 EU EEAS Aid Figures Defense Budget Org USCRI Feb 2026 Washington Times — Jul 2026 Carnegie Endowment — Jun 2026 Forbes — Jun 2026

Data reflects the most recent verified figures available as of July 2026. War is ongoing — statistics change frequently.