#zločin protiv čovječnosti
epa09821412 Ukrainian mothers and their children wait for a ride from family members in Moldova, upon their arrival at the border crossing between Ukraine and Moldova, at Palanca, Moldova, 13 March 2022. Refugees upon their entry to Moldova board a minibus to a nearby reception center where they receive a warm drink then embark on a trip to the capital Chisinau, Poland, or Germany. Seventeen days into the Russian invasion of Ukraine the numbers of refugees fleeing the conflict to neighboring countries continues to increase, according to the UNHCR. Moldova has until 13 March received about 299,573 refugees, some 198,897 left to other EU countries and 100,676 chose to stay. The same day, residents of the Ukrainian cities Nykolaiv, Odessa and areas nearby continue to stream into Moldova while a few others went back to Ukraine, either because they want to bring more personal items, to check on their property, or because they feel overwhelmed and want to return home in spite of the danger. EPA/AMEL PAIN
Istraga UN-a:
Ruska deportacija ukrajinske djece predstavlja zločin protiv čovječnosti