Hassan was given food and drink by volunteers and his relatives were then contacted in Bratislava
His mother, in a video posted by Slovak police, thanked everyone for taking care of her son and explained why he had travelled across the country when it was in the grip of a Russian invasion. The nuclear power station at Zaporizhzhia is the biggest in Europe. It was seized by Russia's military over the weekend after an attack that President Volodymyr Zelensky warned could have caused destruction on a scale far bigger than the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
The official said he had used a phone number written on the boy's hand, as well as a piece of paper he had in his pocket, to contact relatives in the Slovak capital who came to pick him up.
Fighting in the war field that is not good way, but fighting on the table this fist one and better way and safe.
The children….😢
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Raab gets lost at Dover. Bravo the 11 year old.
Reminds me of Sleepless in Seattle when he goes to NYC on his own!
Lot of grit in my eye today...
Syrian refugee child*