Russia-Ukraine international armed conflict: ICRC offers lifesaving help to civilians
… the ICRC has helped people affected by the Russia-Ukraine international armed conflict …
… the ICRC has helped people affected by the Russia-Ukraine international armed conflict …
16-11-2022 A team from the International Committee of the Red Cross composed of medical personnel, water engineers and specialists on risks associated with explosive ordnance and mines delivered aid …
… and Cyber Security Consultant, PIR Centre, Russia • Tamas Földesi, Senior Officer, … Senior Public Affairs Manager, Kaspersky, Russia Elizabeth Kolade, Security Analyst, … Associate Professor, ITMO University, Russia Marina Krotofil, Cyber Security Product …
… civilian infrastructure in the context of the Russia-Ukraine international armed conflict … Galina Balzamova, ICRC Moscow (English, Russian) +7 903 545 35 34, gbalzamova@icrc.org …
… due to insecurity and the fighting in Russia and Ukraine . Together, the two … crisis are those most reliant on wheat from Russia and Ukraine, including Somalia (over 90 …
… 31 80 Galina Balzamova, ICRC Moscow (English, Russian) gbalzamova@icrc.org +7 903 545 35 34 …
… in the international armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine. We have been working since … , Galina Balzamova , ICRC Moscow (English, Russian), +7 903 545 35 34 gbalzamova@icrc.org …
… – As the international armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, the use of …
… letters from servicemen in captivity from Russia to Ukraine, where they will be handed … National Information Bureau. Both Ukraine and Russia have legal obligations under the 3rd …
… online. Mr Mardini plans to travel to Russia in the near future to continue the …
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