> You are quoting a single monthly report..and are attempting to mislead by 1) extrapolating it to the entire conflict since 2014 and 2) asserting the "bulk" of casualties to be inflicted by Ukraine...

Instead of a representative month, let's look at annual statistics. This table is from the OHCHR document you linked (page 2). Even over a four year period, the numbers are about the same. In my opinion, 81.4% definitely counts as the "bulk" of something.

  Civilian casualties caused by active hostilities[1]
  in 2018-2021, per territory
  
           Rebel      Government  No Man's  Total
           Territory  Territory   Land
  2018     128        27          7         162
  2019     85         18          2         105
  2020     61         9           0         70
  2021     36         8           0         44
  Total    310        62          9         381
  Percent  81.4       16.3        2.3       100.0
  
  [1] shelling, SALW fire, and UAV strikes

There is a question of how representative these numbers are for the entire conflict, since the nature of the fighting changed after the Minsk agreements. From the same document (page 3), we see a drastic decline in deaths.

  Civilian deaths by year
  2014 -- 2084
  2015 -- 954
  2016 -- 112
  2017 -- 117
  2018 -- 55
  2019 -- 27
  2020 -- 26
  2021 -- 25