We continue to stand by to support hromadas in such challenging times.

R2P's monitors and lawyers provided consultations to those affected and helped with requests for support.

In Kharkiv, 6 people, including one child, were injured. The Fund specialists provided legal and psychological assistance, advised on social issues and identified people's needs.

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Around 15 houses were damaged, leaving hundreds of people dealing with severe property loss. R2P’s nonitoring specialists, lawyers, psychologist, and social workers were on the ground at the affected locations, providing over 200 consultations.

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A humanitarian headquarters has been set up in the city, offering support to those affected. Since yesterday, R2P’s Emergency Response group, which includes monitoring specialists, lawyers, psychologists, and registrars for cash assistance, has been providing vital assistance.

The events in Kyiv, Lviv, and Kharkiv were supported by @UNHCRUkraine .

The forum aimed to raise awareness of statelessness, the challenges stateless persons face, their rights, the different contexts of statelessness, and the exchange of experiences to address this issue.

Lawyers, psychologists, social workers, and monitoring specialists are on-site, providing critical support. Most people are overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next.