Ukrainian war orphans receive therapeutic vacation in the Carpathians
Ukrainian children who lost their parents in the war are benefiting from therapeutic stays in Romania.
The war in Ukraine has claimed several million victims—civilians and soldiers alike—killed, wounded, and missing. Among them are children who lost one or both parents fighting on the front lines or in Russian bombings of Ukrainian cities.
These war orphans are now benefiting from therapeutic vacations in the Carpathians, according to RFI.
Sources
- Orphelins ukrainiens, thérapies de vacances dans les Carpates — RFI — Français
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