War in Ukraine: Children who fled Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories share their stories
Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, unleashing the deadliest war in Europe since World War II and civilians in Ukraine have paid a heavy price. UNICEF has been war
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War in Ukraine: Children who fled Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories share their stories
Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, unleashing the deadliest war in Europe since World War II and civilians in Ukraine have paid a heavy price. UNICEF has been warning the conflict has taken a devastating toll on children, disrupting their lives at critical stages in their development. Here are the stories of some children who fled Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories.
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Read full article →Dzied un runā latviski, bet murgos joprojām redz lādiņus. Kara bērna Sofijas ģimene patvērumu rod Aucē
2022. gada 24. februārī ļoti gaidītajai pastarītei Sofijai apritēja ceturtā dzīves diena. Karpenko ģimene Černihivā plānoja vest viņu mājās no dzemdību nama, bet tā vietā zīdainīti ievīstīja segā un nonesa patvertnē. Cerot, ka Krievijas lādiņi nenogalinās mammu un viņu pašu – mazu cilvēciņu, kura dzīve tikko sākusies. Tagad Sofijai ir 4 gadi. Viņa dzīvo Aucē, dzied un runā latviski, bet joprojām raujas no miega, jo murgo, ka lido lādiņi. Ģimene ir iejutusies, turpina saņemt Latvijas iedzīvotā...
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