Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
PRESS RELEASE: #Ukraine official data shows a 27% uptick in air raid alarms since the start of July, amid surging child casualties as civilian infrastructure hit. "Behind every alert is real fear for children" Sonia Khush @save_children Ukraine director
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July saw the highest number of #child casualties in #Ukraine in more than four years with the number of children killed or injured totalling 183, @save_children
15 people were killed; a children’s hospital & a school were damaged in an overnight attack on #Kyiv. “Nearly 9 hours under air raid alert. Children should be spending the last days of holidays resting & preparing for school, not hiding from attacks” – Sonia Khush @save_children
On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we thank our team & partners in Ukraine who stay alongside children and families affected by war. They rebuild schools, shelters, provide support, create safe spaces, help children recover and learn. Humanitarian workers must never be targets #NotATarget
Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
UKRAINE: Save the Children office in Sumy damaged last night - the second of our premises damaged by air attacks this week. "These are a devastating reminder that children in Ukraine continue to bear the brunt of this war " Sonia Khush @save_children
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Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
A drone strike damaged a Save the Children warehouse in #UKRAINE. Thankfully nobody was harmed but vital supplies for children were damaged. As we assess the losses, one thing is clear: children continue to pay the price for this war " Sonia Khush, Ukraine Director @save_children
Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
NEWS QUOTE: #UKRAINE: June sees highest number of child casualties since first months of full scale war.
"The war in Ukraine is tearing apart the lives of children" - Sonia Khush, @save_children Ukraine Country Director, available for interview
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A 9-month-old girl is among 7 #children injured in a night #attack on #Kyiv and region. Less than a week after the last mass strike, at least 19 people were killed and 82 injured. "Children's lives are being shattered" - Sonia Khush, @save_children Ukraine
Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
"Last night guided bombs hit a Kharkiv region kindergarten #Ukraine where we run psychosocial & education activities. Luckily nobody was harmed but the site severely damaged. Children's spaces must be protected" –Sonia Khush @save_children Ukraine Director available for interview
Smoke hangs over Kyiv after one of the most intense attacks Ukraine has faced in recent months. Over 60 people have been injured incl. children. “Children and families are enduring nights of fear as attacks grow in scale. Attacks on densely populated areas must stop.”—Sonia Khush
Meet Yulia, 17, a #childrights advocate from Cherkasy. She has just returned from Geneva, where she spoke at UN platforms. Yulia engaged with experts and diplomats to share what it means to grow up in #Ukraine during war. To see this experience through her eyes, watch her vlog
Over 100 people were reportedly injured in last night’s attack in #Ukraine, including children. A 12-year-old boy was killed. “Instead of sleeping safely, children are hiding in corridors, trying to survive. This is not how childhood should look,” said Sonia Khush.
Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
FEATURED: @euronews
Over 1.6 million Ukrainians returned home to frontline areas. "The fact that families are taking these heartbreaking decisions and choosing to return to such areas reveals the severe toll of displacement." @soniakhush @SCIUkraine
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Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
UKRAINE: New report released by @SCIUkraine reveals over 1.6 million people have returned to front line areas in Ukraine despite the dangers.
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Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
FEATURED: "Every part of a child’s life in #Ukraine has become a daily struggle. We have met children that lost the ability to speak due to the shock of missile strikes..."
@soniakhush, Country Director Ukraine, Save the Children
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Another night of civilians paying the price in Ukraine: 2 children killed in Kharkiv, 3 injured in Kramatorsk, & energy infrastructure under attack. “Five years into the full-scale war, horrors are still unfolding. The world cannot look away. Attacks must stop,” says Sonia Khush.
Save the Children in Ukraine retweeted
FEATURED: @Independent
“For some children, the only world they have known is one filled with air raid alerts that disrupt their sleep, interrupt their learning and signal constant, life-threatening danger day after day,” Sonia Khush @SCIUkraine
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Our Save the Children team faces daily power outages, air raids, and water shortages — just like everyone else in #Ukraine. ⚡💔
Despite the challenges, we continue our work because children and families need the support.






