4 apr. 2022 - An MSF medical team in Mykolaiv oncology hospital witnessed a bombing by Russian forces that could be consistent with the use of cluster munitions. Both the oncology hospital and the nearby paediatric hospital came under fire in the attack. 

6-7 Apr 2022 - The MSF medical train evacuated 40 patients from the crowded Kramatorsk train station where hundreds of people were waiting to be evacuated. The following day, on 8 April, Russian forces shelled the station, killing at least 58 people and injuring around 100. The MSF medical train then returned to Kramatorsk to evacuate the people, many of them children, many of whom suffered severe trauma, in some cases requiring amputations.

MSF was able to reach numerous medical facilities located in areas formerly occupied by the Russian military areas in Kherson and Donetsk regions. The facilities had been looted, medical vehicles including ambulances had been destroyed. Inside two of these facilities they saw weapons and explosives;

26 may 2023 - A Russian missile struck a medical facility in Dnipro, killing two people and injuring an estimated 23, including two children. MSF responded by providing psychological first aid and medical supplies for the hospital;

1st aug. 2023 - An MSF-supported hospital in Kherson was shelled by Russian forces, resulting in a Ministry of Health doctor being killed. The operating theatre suffered a direct hit. On 4 August the hospital was shelled for the second time which resulted in the destruction of the morgue;

5 oct. 2023 - An MSF-supported hospital in Beryslav, Kherson region, was hit in an attack by Russian forces. The two top floors of the hospital were destroyed and two medical staff were injured. The hospital had to cease all medical activities.

13 nov. 2023 - A hospital in Kherson region where MSF works was hit in an artillery strike. Four people were injured, including two medical staff;

20 Nov 2023 - A hospital in Selydove, Donetsk region, where an MSF team was working, was targeted by gunfire. The hospital and two MSF ambulances were damaged, with windows shattered by the shockwave of the explosion.

13 feb. 2024 - Russian forces struck the MSF-supported hospital in Kherson city, forcing our surgical team to seek shelter in the bunker, and damaging the outpatient clinic;

14 Feb 2024 - An MSF-supported hospital in Selydove was hit, killing 3 and injuring 6;

14 mar. 2024 - A hospital in Trostianets, Sumy region, which MSF had supported, was shelled. This resulted in damage to multiple departments and medical equipment.

5 apr. 2024 - The MSF office in Pokrovsk, Donetsk region, was destroyed as Russian forces bombarded the city. Five people were injured, including MSF’s security staff. Our pharmacy storage with medicines for ambulance teams was destroyed. MSF had to temporarily scale down its medical humanitarian activities in the Donetsk.

8 july 2024 - During a massive wave of bombings by the Russian military across Ukraine, the largest diagnostic and treatment facility for children in Ukraine was hit. Two adults were killed, and more than 50 were wounded, including 8 children who were in the hospital. At the beginning of the full-scale war, MSF doctors assisted medical staff in surgical wards in the hospitals and provided training for physical therapists. After the attack, we donated medical supplies for the hospital.

25 oct. 2024 - During the Russian forces attack on Dnipro, one of the largest hospitals in Ukraine was hit. MSF has been working with it since 2022, referring critical patients by ambulances here.

7 nov. 2024 - A cancer hospital in Zaporizhzhia was struck amid intense bombardment. Since the escalation in 2022, MSF has been referring critically ill patients from this hospital to other facilities for specialised care.