On March 20, Russian military actions across three Ukrainian regions—Donetsk, Kharkiv, and Kherson—resulted in the deaths of six civilians and left 27 others injured. The Donetsk Oblast was severely affected, with five fatalities reported in the towns of Drobysheve and Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka. Additionally, 14 individuals were reported injured in various locations within the Oblast, indicating the widespread impact of the assaults on local communities.

In Kherson Oblast, Russian artillery targeted both residential structures and social infrastructure, with significant damage to a high-rise building and multiple homes. One person lost their life, and three others sustained injuries due to these strikes, highlighting the ongoing threat to civilian safety in this conflict-affected region. The attack on Kherson underscores the vulnerability of urban areas in the face of continued military aggression.

Meanwhile, the Kharkiv Oblast experienced injuries to ten civilians, including a child, confirming that the impacts of the conflict extend across different demographics. These events reflect the ongoing humanitarian crisis resulting from the conflict, necessitating increased attention on the safety and well-being of civilians caught in the crossfire of the war in Ukraine.