Significant decline in civilian casualties from the war's peak in March 2022 to February 2024

March 2022 marked the peak of civilian casualties with 4,289 killed and 3,013 injured, a stark contrast to the figures from February 1 to 15, 2024, which saw a significant reduction to 77 killed and 169 injured. The drastic drop in numbers indicates a considerable decrease in conflict intensity or effectiveness of measures to protect civilians over this period.

Highest number of injuries recorded in April 2022 since the war's onset

April 2022 experienced the highest number of civilian injuries with 1,905, underscoring a particularly intense period of conflict. This month also saw a high number of fatalities with 840 killed, highlighting a tragic peak in the war's impact on non-combatants.

Steady decrease in civilian casualties over consecutive months

A trend analysis reveals a steady decrease in both civilian deaths and injuries from October 2022 to February 2024. October 2022 recorded 314 killed and 794 injured, which consistently diminished to 77 killed and 169 injured by mid-February 2024, illustrating a gradual reduction in the scale of violence or improved civilian safety measures.

July 2022 saw the highest number of injuries in a single month

In July 2022, the number of injured civilians reached its zenith at 1,155, the highest in any month since the conflict began. This month also observed 389 deaths, indicating a period of severe conflict intensity affecting a large number of non-combatants.

Notable decrease in civilian casualties in early 2024 compared to early 2022

Comparing the initial months of 2022 and 2024 demonstrates a notable decrease in civilian casualties. February 24 to 28, 2022, saw 377 killed and 469 injured, while February 1 to 15, 2024, recorded lower figures of 77 killed and 169 injured. This comparison underscores the reduced impact of the conflict on civilians over two years.

Significant reduction in the number of killed and injured civilians in the latest month

February 1 to 15, 2024, reported the lowest numbers for both killed and injured civilians with 77 and 169 respectively, when compared to the earlier periods of the conflict. This indicates an ongoing decline in violence or enhanced protective measures for civilians in recent times.

Continued civilian casualties despite ongoing conflict

Despite the observed decrease, the consistent recording of civilian casualties, with 164 killed and 490 injured in January 2024, emphasizes the persistent danger and impact of the conflict on non-combatant populations. The continued casualties highlight the enduring humanitarian challenges in the war zone.

Comparative analysis of casualty figures indicates varying conflict intensities

The variance in monthly casualty figures, from the high of 4,289 killed in March 2022 to a low of 77 killed in February 2024, suggests fluctuating intensities of conflict over the period. This fluctuation is indicative of the changing dynamics on the ground, impacting civilian safety and security.