Well, I dislike reasoning about this without facts, so maybe you can add some statistics from monitoring missions, like how many shells hit civilian areas each

Well, I dislike reasoning about this without facts, so maybe you can add some statistics from monitoring missions, like how many shells hit civilian areas each year since 2014. How many civilian victims there were each year, etc. I guess to understand the scale of the issue... to see if it's more like an active terror campaign with a city/village being shelled every single day (like the joint Russian/Assad terror campaigns in the northwest of Syria), or more like something else. If it looks more like a former, then yes, I'll accept that UA gov doesn't care about civilians there.