
#Children Ukraine
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![European Human Rights Court Hears Case of 10 Ukrainian Children Missing After Russia’s Occupation of Crimea A child walks in front of a Russian T-34 tank WWII memorial in front of Crimea's regional parliament in Simferopol. (Source: Getty Images)]()
![Underground sleeping quarters equipped with beds and air filtration at the “Mobil” kindergarten in Pisochyn. (Source: Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine) Underground sleeping quarters equipped with beds and air filtration at the “Mobil” kindergarten in Pisochyn. (Source: Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine)]()
![Mission One: Survive. A First-Grader’s Life in Ukraine Under Russian Air Attacks Mission One: Survive. A First-Grader’s Life in Ukraine Under Russian Air Attacks]()
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- War in Ukraine
For the past week, Kyiv has faced almost nonstop attacks, with Shahed drones flying over the city and missiles striking at times. Still, life goes on. And that means children, too, have to keep living through what is supposed to be an ordinary part of childhood—going to school. One of them is a six-year-old Robert from Kyiv.![Russia Turned Ukrainian Youth in Crimea Into a Workforce for Its Occupation Russia Turned Ukrainian Youth in Crimea Into a Workforce for Its Occupation]()
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- Opinion
An entire generation had to grow up under Russian occupation in Crimea, and now, Moscow is putting it to work. Through revived Soviet-style student labor brigades, Russia is channeling thousands of young Ukrainians into construction projects, state industries, propaganda, and other jobs that tighten its grip on the occupied peninsula.![Adults Attack Ukrainian Children in Polish Park After Hearing Them Speak Ukrainian Polish police. Illustrative image. (Source: Getty Images)]()
![How AI and Crowdsourcing Help Document Russian War Crimes in Ukraine How AI and Crowdsourcing Help Document Russian War Crimes in Ukraine]()
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- War in Ukraine
Ukraine is navigating the most documented war in history. Every day, Ukrainians generate terabytes of data, capturing critical evidence of Russian crimes across the country. To process this massive volume of information, find missing people, and catalog war crimes for future court proceedings, Ukrainian teams are deploying AI-driven analysis programs. We spoke with the Ukraine War Archive , an organization preserving the digital memory of Ukraine’s defense.


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