Russia's attack on Ukraine stretched into its sixth day on 1st March, with a huge armoured convoy moving toward the capital, Kyiv, and major cities hit by more heavy shelling.

So far, at least 102 civilians in Ukraine have been killed with a further 304 injured, but the real figure is feared to be "considerably higher", according to the U.N. human rights chief Michelle Bachelet.

During this unprecedented time, it is critical that everyone around the world has access to reliable and truthful information about Russia’s aggression in Ukraine, so we urge all players in the advertising technology industry to share objective and trusted coverage of the heartbreaking events taking place. Misleading or false information is always damaging, but in this case there is a human cost to it spreading globally.

Most news outlets go to great lengths to verify details and footage before using it in their reports, so checking with multiple trusted sources before sharing will help to prevent false information from being widely spread. A few trusted media sources include:

This brutal and unprovoked attack by Russia is disrupting and threatening the safety of more than 500 of MGID’s employees. While our team are safe and bravely continue to work, their living conditions are harrowing; we have team members working from bomb shelters, cellars, and cars, always on standby to evacuate should another attack happen. The images in this letter have been sent in from some of our employees to show you the distressing reality of this situation: