Save the Children Ukraine says
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Save the Children Ukraine says premises damaged in Russian attacks

The children’s rights organization Save the Children Ukraine is raising the alarm that the organization’s premises have been damaged in this week’s Russian attacks.

A Russian glide bomb landed about 220 metres from Save the Children's regional office in Sumy in northeastern Ukraine on Thursday night, the organisation said in a press release. On Monday, a Russian drone caused damage to one of its warehouses storing humanitarian aid.

It says that Save the Children being in the firing line of Russia's airstrikes is worrying:

The attacks “are a devastating reminder that children in Ukraine continue to bear the brunt of this war,” the organisation writes, and continues:.

"As attacks in Ukraine become more frequent, unpredictable and intense, children are at increasing risk of being killed, injured or traumatized."

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers
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