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Getty Images More than two years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, at least 187 Ukrainian children who were forcibly brought to Russia and made to become new “Russian citizens” are languishing in the country’s orphanage system, where they’ve been forced to undergo “patriotic” training and “tests for aggression,” according to a new report.A joint investigation by the independent Russian-language news outlets Verstka and iStories found a total of 285 children taken from Ukraine’s Donb

Charities say it's already proving difficult to keep track of some children fleeing ukraine. our main concern is that we've got 100,000 children trapped in the orphanage system in ukraine itself and no tracking system to monitor where those children are at any one time. we've had verified by local authorities who have asked us to help receive 150 children through one of the border crossings. between them leaving that orphanage and the time that we anticipated they would be at the crossing, all 150 children have gone missing. we have no idea where they are. border checks across the region are m...

You cannot plan, you cannot prepare. it would just be completely overwhelming. charities say it's already proving difficult to keep track of some children fleeing ukraine. our main concern is that we've got 100,000 children trapped in the orphanage system in ukraine itself and no tracking system to monitor where those children are at any one time. we've had verified by local authorities who have asked us to help receive 150 children through one of the border crossings. between them leaving that orphanage and the time that we anticipated they would be at the crossing, all 150 children have gone...

But that's still enough to have increased moldova's population by 11% in a fortnight — the equivalent of 2.5 million people arriving in the uk. the government says they are running out of buildings to house them. our only hope is that the war will stop, the frontline will stay where it is — this is what we hope. even without any dramatic changes of the frontline, we are approaching a breaking point, but if there's a dramatic implosion and fighting around 0desa, that will be a complete catastrophe for the humanitarian situation here and for that, you cannot plan, you cannot prepare. it woul...

Further down the road. it is really cold here it is minus eight this morning, it colder overnight. it is a pedestrian border so people walk several kilometers just to get over the border. some of them don't have the right clothing. they're absolutely freezing when they get here. >> and of course, those conditions are difficult enough to survive for anyone, but we are talking about unaccompanied children dealing with those, it must be pretty horrific. what level, in terms of numbers that you are seeing, are you seeing lots of women and children, lots of unaccompanied children going through? >> ...