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Security Council LIVE: Cycle of escalating attacks on civilians in Ukraine ‘must end now’

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Briefings

The Security Council convened on October 9, 2026, to address escalating violence in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which is now four years old. The briefing highlights a spate of Russian attacks against civilian targets and infrastructure, marking a critical moment in the ongoing conflict. Key facts include the specific nature of recent attacks and the urgent call for immediate action, though the exact scope of the violence remains under investigation.

Key points

• The Security Council convened on October 9, 2026, to address escalating violence in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which is now four years old.
• Recent Russian attacks against civilian targets and infrastructure are being spotlighted as a critical escalation in the ongoing conflict.

Context and limitations

The briefing covers the Security Council's response to recent attacks but does not provide specific casualty numbers, attack locations, or the full timeline of the violence.

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