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16 million people in Ukraine need humanitarian aid

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A man with a white flag walks along the road during an exchange of prisoners, as Russia's attack on Ukraine continues, at a location given as Zaporizhzhia region, Ukraine, in this handout photo released on Wednesday. (Photo: Reuters)

Around 16 million people inside war-torn Ukraine are in need of humanitarian aid, the United Nations said Thursday, warning that delivering assistance to some areas was "extremely difficult".

Ukraine has been torn apart since Moscow's invasion on Feb 24, forcing millions of people to flee and leaving entire towns destroyed.

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