War in Ukraine, in the square of Lviv 109 empty strollers: they are those of the children killed by the war

Despair, tears, anguish. In the square of Lviv the torment of the mothers is staged. One hundred and nine empty strollers spread over six rows to say enough to kill children. In the central market square, in Lviv, the Ukrainians staged this silent protest to denounce, once again, the bombings on civilians by the Russian army. The strollers were distributed in front of the media center which welcomes journalists from all over the world to the western city. And, with them, three signs have also been planted that tell the tragedy of the Ukrainian population and recall the bombing of the Mariupol theater. So far, according to the Ukrainian Public Prosecutor’s Office, 109 children have been killed by Russian bombs, more than 130 injured.