War breaks bodies, minds and whole lives that never chose it.
What war does to peoplePhysical · Mental · Psychological
Every war is paid forby people.
Not by flags or maps. By the person who loses a leg to a mine, the parent who cannot sleep years after the shelling stopped, the child who grows up afraid. This is what it costs, in figures that only count what could be proven.
01 / Physical
It breaks bodies.
Bombs, shells and mines kill and maim, mostly people who were never fighting. Then the hospitals, water and food that would have kept the survivors alive are hit too.
1,356attacks on health care in conflicts in 2025, killing 1,980 people and injuring 1,175. In 2018, when counting began, there were 802.UN Secretary-General, S/2026/390
147 millionpeople in acute food insecurity driven mainly by conflict and insecurity in 2025. Two famines were confirmed in one year, for the first time in two decades.UN Secretary-General, S/2026/390
6,279people killed or injured by landmines and explosive remnants of war in 2024. Nine in ten were civilians, and almost half of those were children.Landmine Monitor 2025, ICBL-CMC
02 / Mental
It stays in the mind.
The shooting can stop and the war goes on inside people for years: depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress, often with no one left to treat them.
~40%of forcibly displaced people had post-traumatic stress disorder in a 2025 review of 55 studies, with depression and anxiety close behind at about 38% and 39%.Sisenop et al., Frontiers in Public Health, 2025
03 / Psychological
It marks whole lives.
Children grow up inside it. Families are torn apart, people vanish, and fear shapes how a child's brain develops. Some of it is carried into the next generation.
284,000people registered as missing with the Red Cross and Red Crescent at the end of 2024, nearly 70% more than five years before. Only the cases reported to them.ICRC
For lifeIn early childhood, toxic stress associated with violence can permanently impair brain development.UNICEF, Violence against children
Every figure comes from the source linked under it, read on 6 November 2026, and keeps the source's own wording on what it counts. They are worldwide totals and minimums, not the whole of what war does. This project collected none of them.
Happening now
It is not history. These are the latest reports on what war is doing to people this week, as the UN and the Red Cross publish them.
Reading the latest reports…
From the public feeds of UN News and the ICRC, read live and cached for an hour. Headlines and summaries are theirs, word for word; this site picks the reports about armed conflict and tags what they say war does to people. Naming a place repeats the source and takes no side.
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War kills people who never chose it. It empties homes, schools and hospitals that took generations to build. No flag, border or cause makes that loss small.
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What the numbers say
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End of —, worldwide, as published by UNHCR
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Refugeespeople who crossed a border and are recognised as refugees or in a similar situation, under UNHCR's mandate
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Asylum seekerspeople waiting for a decision on a claim for protection
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Internally displaced peoplepeople forced from home who stayed inside their own country, of concern to UNHCR
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Stateless peoplepeople no country recognises as its national
Source: UNHCR refugee population statistics, read live and cached for hours. These figures cover displacement from persecution, conflict, violence and rights violations together, so they are not a count of war alone. Signing here changes none of them.
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