By the group disability rights international found children with severe disabilities tied to beds in children s homes that are unable to cope. many have been moved away from the fighting near institutions where they lived and then just left at other, unsuitable facilities, further away from the war. 0ur correspondent danjohnson reports from an institution in the relative safety of south west ukraine, where disabled children from the east have been left by their carers, who then fled to neighbouring countries. just to warn you you may find his report distressing. it is the sound of the war you haven t heard yet. anna s teeth grinding anxiety hints at the hidden ukraine s disabled children. the conflict s most vulnerable and least visible victims. there are nervous, disorientated and distressed. the?
So, today, we will propose to ban all russian oilfrom so, today, we will propose to ban all russian oil from europe. so, today, we will propose to ban all russian oilfrom europe. this will be. applause but the sanctions need unanimous support and, while europe argues, these women s relatives are under fire. the last ukrainian fighters in mariupol. they are encircled by russian forces at a joint steelworks. mariupol s mayor believes there are up to 30 children among the civilians still with them. and, across the donbas region, the fighting is relentless. the local governor says no city here is now safe. around kyiv, they know exactly how that feels. stop at this hospital near ukraine s capital talk of operating underfire, saving hospital near ukraine s capital talk of operating under fire, saving the lives of wounded civilians but in
Press a trigger. it is much, much harder to make the decision not to press a trigger, and that is why you need the structure and the training to support you, to do the thing your moral compass tells you to do, and that leads to pride in your regiment, pride in your military. what i see the russian behaviour doing is it makes it very, very difficult for the russian people to be proud of that if they knew what was taking place in their name. coloneljames stuart, thank you very much for talking to us, colonel james, thank you very much for talking to us about that fascinating subject. i am sure we will talk again as we talk more about the war crime questions in ukraine. just to let you know, tomorrow, ben brown will be answering your questions tomorrow lie from kyiv, talking about a whole range of the conflict, including if you want to ask about the question of war crimes and
Them the right way and the wrong way to use that weapon. funding support could come with conditions. if you want to go on a un mission, you must do legal training in the law of armed conflict, and that is exactly what my company was sent to try and do. ., ., ., ., do. you are involved in that right now, and do. you are involved in that right now. and we do. you are involved in that right now, and we know do. you are involved in that right now, and we know british - do. you are involved in that right| now, and we know british lawyers do. you are involved in that right - now, and we know british lawyers are going into ukraine, but can ijust talk about your experience? you obviously care very much about the reputation of the armed forces and the military, beyond just your pride in this country. reasonably, this kind of thing, and we have got a picture of you as a young soldier, you have had to make some of these choices. how hard our date in moments of conflict, for a soldier oran mom
Provisions can be improved. a longer they seat these institutions ought to be abolished, that those children really need the one on one care, the specific love and attention of a family was top down that may be a laudable claim, but where on earth will you find families able to take on the needs of a disabled chain democrat child during eight time of war when families across ukraine are being made refugees and are being separated from families, never mind able to take someone else in care? it s a tricky subject, a long term systemic problem that the war brought to the situation. when you soke to brought to the situation. when you spoke to the brought to the situation. when you spoke to the director brought to the situation. when you spoke to the director of brought to the situation. when you spoke to the director of the - spoke to the director of the institution, he said his expectation was that the children could be there with him for the rest of those lives. who knows how long th