Oh, dear. Now it's the 33rd time. It only goes up to 2021 because Russia rolled into Ukraine on 24 February 2022. Tell me how many died between Jan 1 2022 and Feb 24 2022?
https://ukraine.un.org/sites/default/files/2021-10/Conflict-related%20civilian%20casualties%20as%20of%2030%20September%202021%20%28rev%208%20Oct%202021%29%20EN.pdf
https://ukraine.un.org/sites/default/files/2022-02/Conflict-related%20civilian%20casualties%20as%20of%2031%20December%202021%20%28rev%2027%20January%202022%29%20corr%20EN_0.pdf
Civilian deaths per year:
25 in 2021
26 in 2020
27 in 2019
55 in 2018
117 in 2017
112 in 2016
954 in 2015
2084 in 2014
We can see that more than half each year from 2018 onwards were caused by unexploded munitions and mines.
Total conflict-related casualties in Ukraine in 2014-2021:
OHCHR estimates the total number of conflict-related casualties in Ukraine from 14 April 2014 to 31 December 2021 to be 51,000–54,0008:
14,200-14,400 killed (at least
3,404 civilians, estimated
4,400 Ukrainian forces, and estimated
6,500 members of armed groups), and 37-39,000 injured (7,000–9,000 civilians, 13,800–14,200 Ukrainian forces and 15,800-16,200 members of armed groups).
If it's not clear to those who refuse to comprehend, the figures above indicate that conflict-related deaths dramatically
reduced in 2015 (by more than half), then reduced by a further 89 percent in 2016, held steady for a year, then reduced by an additional fifty percent (on the 2016/2017 number) in 2018, and another fifty percent (on the 2018 number) from 2019 onwards.
If anything those numbers appears to demonstrate a radical reduction in hostilities and, in the absence of other information, may in fact point to peace being achieved in the 'disputed' region.
Of course, Russia then rolled its tanks over the border and literally pulverised that trend.