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People look at the gutted remains of Russian military vehicles on a road in the town of Bucha, close to the capital Kyiv, Ukraine (AAP)

People look at the gutted remains of Russian military vehicles on a road in the town of Bucha, close to the capital Kyiv, Ukraine Source: AAP / Serhii Nuzhnenko/AP

United Nations figures show at least 136 civilians have died in Ukraine including 13 children and 400 others have been injured in the armed conflict.

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Published 2 March 2022 12:44pm

By Stephanie Corsetti

Source: SBS News

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United Nations figures show at least 136 civilians have died in Ukraine including 13 children and 400 others have been injured in the armed conflict.

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