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Ukrainian war orphans' long road to healing: 'We don't talk to him about his parents' death. We wait for him to ask questions'

Thousands of Ukrainian children, whose parents were killed in the war, have been cared for in public orphanages with a post-Soviet structure, by foster families, or by non-profit organizations that have tried to heal their psychological wounds.

Ukrainian war orphans' long road to healing: 'We don't talk to him about his parents' death. We wait for him to ask questions'

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