The nearly two million now displaced inside the country, and close to three million who have become refugees in the past two weeks - the vast majority women and children – are becoming increasingly vulnerable, he warned. He announced the release of a further $40 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund ( CERF) to ramp up vital assistance, but noted that “the avenues in and out of encircled cities, are more precarious by the day.” Guterres said the UN and humanitarian partners were working “to ensure safe passage from besieged areas, and to provide aid where security permits, allowing around 600,000 to receive some form of aid since the bombardment began. Roads, airports, schools, lie in ruins, due to Russia’s invasion, with at least 24 health facilities suffering attacks, while hundreds of thousands are now without water or electricity.
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