Russian war in Ukraine leaves 228 children officially missing
Since the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine, as of September 2, a total of 228 children are considered missing. That’s according to the press service of the Prosecutor General's Office, Ukrinform reports. "Data from the ‘Children of War’ state portal of affected children as of September 2, 2022: 228 children missing, 7,297 deported, 5,247 found, and 53 returned," the statement reads. Juvenile prosecutors say as a result of the Russian armed aggression toward Ukraine, 380 children were killed and more than 737 were injured. According to official data, in total, as of the morning of September 2, more than 1,117…










