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Before Russia attacked Ukraine, the Varvara played two sons of Tupkalenko with miniature cars, as many guys.
Today, plastic weapons are toys approved in the living room in Kalynove, a total of 15 kilometers from the Russian border in the Northeast of the Northeast of Italy.
Instead of fluttering with approached crusts of playgrounds, 8, 8 and maxim, 6, 6, abandoned trenches and armored vehicles sitting on the edges of the village.
“They are children who suffer from war,” Tupkalenko said.
Europe’s largest lSince World War II since the conflict, Kalynove, divide the border communities such as Ukraine and leave visible injuries to leave the unseen and are youngest.
Invisible wounds can save the international aid agency, which is more active in the report in February, such as concern and scary poverty, depression and impaired emotional development.
“This has become a lost generation,” he said.
“If the conflict continues, these children are more likely to grow these children without opportunities and resources needed to restore and normalize their lives.”
The remaining kids
At the end of March, when visiting Tupkalenkos for the first time, the landscape of boys, wide open areas and soft rolling hills carry battle wounds in early February 2022.
Now they said: “The last two are.
In late 2022, the confrontation of the Ukraine was pushed by the village from the village, but the two armies are still working to trade 20 kilometers away, and Tupkalenkos struggles to be a normal childhood.
Most of the time means playing soldiers and set makeup calculation points to vet companions. Fabric nets decorate wooden castles – protection, they said that from drones, bean from a new bleeding drones.
Varvara, for its part, is forced to make the father’s harshest choice for his father Yurii’s children killed in the front line in 2023.
When it comes to fights, they return them to the family of the family in Kharkov, near the regional capital. However, the second city of Ukraine itself is a great goal and the night of the drones that terrify those boys at night.
“Children continue to cry, asking to return to the village,” he said during one of two visits to Kalynove. “Here there are gaps for playing, walking, cycling. There is no chance in the city.”
According to the United Nations, more than 3.5 million Ukrainian Russian war, was IDP from at least 737,000 children.
Russian forces are growing in a summer attack, including a grave of the Eastern Ukraine, which has a heavier of Ukraine, including a summer attack in Kharkiv.
Kalynove, used by the family’s bomb shelter, boys, boys are relatively free, buy potato chips from a large naked rural store and helps with the repair of the house.
Play in contaminated soil
The yard serves as the start of the bark pots, makebift toes. Sometimes boys, mine and unexplained orders (UXO) in a wide polluted country, boys returned the crumbs or hand bombs, a dangerous reality.
According to the United Nations Human Rights Office, at least 30 children died or under the mines in Ukraine or UXO were injured by 120 people.
After escaping in the first weeks of the occupation, Tupkalenkos returned in 2023 in Most of the Kharkiv region in 2023, in 2023 of the Russian troops.
Again, security is dangerous for communities along the Ukrainian widespread border with Russia. A few hours before Reuters’s second visit, a sliding bomb kalynove, flush his homes and tremble the ceiling.
The other strike targeted the area after hours.
No Andrii Nor Maxim, in no classroom, because Russia’s occupation, Covid-19 epidemic began with criticism of criticism of children deprived of seven million children from one million children.
He said the risk of developing traumatic stress disorders or depression around the same number.
Andrii, who stands in front of a wall-mounted map inside his homes, speaks with his father’s death, but proudly.
“If he did not go over the attack, he would not die,” and pointed out to the village of Khlischiivka in the southern Bahmut in the Donbas region.
A family psychologist Kateryna Holtsberh, who practiced in Kiev, said the results of such losses and traumatic war experiences were extended to adulthood.
In some cases, he said that the wars’ blows can exacerbate the emotional consciousness of a child and hinder development.
War children can leave children who struggle to understand “when another person’s pain is a pain”, “Holsberh said.
Like many Ukrainian adults living in war in the war, Tupkalenko, who is a feeling, expressed the battle of his fathers.
According to him, they say, “They are the killers,” who killed their fathers.
“We will go to Donbasa and we will take revenge ‘.
