At least 464 Ukrainian children have been killed by Russian attacks across the country, according to data from the country’s national police force.
At least 464 Ukrainian children have been killed by Russian attacks across the country since the invasion a year ago, according to data from the country’s national police force.
The prosecutor’s office said that the highest number of wounded children — at least 445 — came from the Eastern Donetsk region, where Ukraine and Russian forces are locked in aAt least 272 children were wounded in the Kharkiv region in the northeast of the country and another 123 have been injured in the northern central Kyiv region, according to the prosecutor.
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