How many civilians have been injured by mine explosions since the start of full-scale war in Ukraine – statistics
A total of 1,431 people, including 147 children, have been injured by Russian mines and explosive remnants of war since the start of the full-scale invasion.
Source: Main Directorate for Mine Action, Civil Protection and Environmental Safety
Details: Experts identified the categories of people most frequently affected by explosive ordnance. The largest number of victims are farmers – 260 people.
A significant number of injuries have also been recorded among unemployed people (165), critical infrastructure workers (144) and pensioners (141).
Children are also highlighted separately – 139 schoolkids have been injured by mines. The danger also remains high for drivers – 91 people have already been injured by explosive ordnance.
Law enforcement officers open criminal proceedings in every case of Ukrainian civilians being struck by Russian mines, documenting Russia's violations of the rules and customs of warfare.
"Thus, for the period from 2023 to 2026, thanks to the database of the National Mine Action Authority, 180 victims of mine incidents have received assistance totalling over UAH 3.2 million (approx. US$73,200), including coverage of treatment costs, rehabilitation and remote learning and work tools for people with mine-blast injuries," the mine action directorate stated.
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