Ukraine Report
February 2026
February 24 marks four years since the war in Ukraine began. After years of conflict, many people have completely exhausted their savings, support networks and coping mechanisms. Across Ukraine, there are 10.8 million people in need of humanitarian assistance.
After four years of war, life near the frontlines is harder than ever. Many families cannot buy food as supermarkets are closed, poorly stocked or not safely accessible due to the threat of drones.
Others cannot afford food due to rising prices. As a result, 420,000 people living in frontline regions are experiencing extreme hunger. Most are entirely dependent on humanitarian assistance.
Continued attacks are disrupting electricity, heating and gas supply across the country. Thousands of people are forced to flee every month, and more than 3 million people are displaced within Ukraine already.
The World Food Programme (WFP) continues to respond to this hunger crisis by providing food, nutrition and cash assistance to those affected by the war. Your partnership has made WFP’s work in Ukraine possible. Read more about the ways WFP supports Ukrainian communities.
