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One-Year-Old Ukrainian Baby Reunited with U.K-based Parents After Being Trapped in War-torn Ukraine - Vimarsana News

One-Year-Old Ukrainian Baby Reunited with U.K-based Parents After Being Trapped in War-torn Ukraine

A one-year-old Ukrainian baby, who was trapped in Ukraine because of the Russian invasion, has finally reunited with his parents in Poland.

Six-year-Old Ukrainian Girl Dies Alone at Home in Mariupol Due to Dehydration - Vimarsana News

Six-year-Old Ukrainian Girl Dies Alone at Home in Mariupol Due to Dehydration

A six-year-old girl died alone in her home in Mariupol from dehydration after spending several days with no water, power, or heating supplies.

Death Toll, Number of Wounded Children Rise as the Ukraine-Russian War Enters Another Day - Vimarsana News

Death Toll, Number of Wounded Children Rise as the Ukraine-Russian War Enters Another Day

The death toll and wounded children rise, with an 18-month old boy in Ukraine fatally wounded after being hit by Russian shelling on March 5. This as the Russian invasion of Ukraine entered another day just minutes after an agreed ceasefire.

24-Year-old Russian Mom Has 22 Kids, Plans to Have More - Vimarsana News

24-Year-old Russian Mom Has 22 Kids, Plans to Have More

Kristina Ozturk, a 24-year-old mom, and husband, millionaire businessman Galip Ozturk, 57, both wanted to have a big family. Now, they are raising 20 babies born via surrogacy.

Ukrainian Siblings Forced to Leave Parents Behind as They Choose to Fight Russian Troops in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Siblings Forced to Leave Parents Behind as They Choose to Fight Russian Troops in Ukraine

Many families have been torn apart by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with Russian President Vladimir Putin continuing to wage his deadly war. That is the case for young Ukrainian siblings Kateryna and Vadym, who had to flee without their parents who chose to stay.