The outcome for one child: "[he should be] moved off everyone's lines and put into the Children's RPF [punishment unit]. [He] recently took a razor blade and cut X's in his skin up and down both his arms. He is pychotic [sic] in PT [present time] and needs close supervision."

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This is a war for the right to be a free man. Not only for life but also for human dignity #StandWithUkraine

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Their support, smiling faces, and such sincere and warm wishes for victory—that's what gives strength and faith in tomorrow, the power to keep fighting! Our defenders are fighting for the future of children because they are the future of Ukraine!

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Ukrainian authorities are now refusing to exchange prisoners with Russia unless women are included on the list. Currently, more than a thousand hostages are being held in Russia, including nearly 500 women – Iryna Vereshchuk

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Vereshchuk adds that during last exchange, 9 civilians returned to Ukraine with serious injuries, including amputated limbs and signs of torture. In addition, Russia tries to exchange Ukrainian civilians for Russian prisoners of war which is prohibited by Geneva Convention 2/2

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Маленькі українці💛💙
Їх підтримка, усміхнені личка,щирі побажання перемоги – це те, що додає сил і віри у завтрашній день, наснаги для продовження боротьби!
Наші захисники воюють за майбутнє дітей, бо вони і є майбутнє України!
Бійці #14_ОМБр дякують малечі з Києва за підтримку pic.twitter.com/2ULAA9AhKm

— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 30 avril 2022

Little Ukrainians Their support, smiling faces, sincere wishes for victory — this is what gives strength and faith in tomorrow, inspiration to continue the struggle! Our defenders fight for the future of children, because they are the future of Ukraine! Soldiers of the 14th Assault Brigade thank the kids from Kyiv for their support

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For instance, in occupied Horlivka (Donetsk Oblast), the amount of a bribe to evade "service" starts from 5,000 rubles ($70), if paid directly at the place of detention. After delivery to regional departments of "Ministry of Internal Affairs" the sum is 75,000 ($1050) 4/4

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Russian occupation forces have nearly exhausted resources for forced mobilization in occupied Donbas and suspended medical examinations for conscripts since April 20 due to a 'lack of specialists,' according to Ukrainian Intelligence.

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