How the hell does Ukraine have over 100,000 orphans?

Helpless orphans cram into basement in Kyiv as they shelter from Putin's war machine: Up to 100,000 children who still need to be evacuated from Ukraine as Russian troops continue their assault

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Up to 100,000 orphans are in dire need of evacuation from Ukraine, as Russia continues to shell and bombard cities all across the country.

Orphans are being forced to hide in fear in basements, while Putin's army fires rockets indiscriminately, even striking an orphanage with an illegal cluster bomb according to reports.

Carers do their best to keep the children calm, cramming up to six babies in a single cot due to lack of space.

In Kyiv, where supplies are low and the Russian army is steadily progressing towards, there are 700 children's homes housing the 100,000 orphans, half of them disabled…

/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10608155/Up-100-000-children-need-evacuated-Ukraine-Russian-troops-continue-assault

>>15857482

U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds perform flyover at 2022 Daytona 500

March 8, 2022

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/afthunderbirds.com/u-s-air-force-thunderbirds-perform-flyover-at-2022-daytona-500-4

>>15857524

100,000 orphans is a staggering number.

Besides biolabs, what else is going on over there?

>>15857567

Biolabs and jar babies?

Would explain why so many of the orphans are disabled.