In many of the cases, the report found, children were sent to the camps from occupied parts of Ukraine including Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, Kherson, Donetsk and Luhansk.

At least five civilians were killed and as many wounded in action across the war-torn country in the last 24 hours.

Ukrainian and Western officials have warned that Russia could launch a new broad offensive to try to turn the tide of the conflict as the war approaches the one-year mark.

Russian forces have launched 71 cruise missiles, 35 S-300 missiles and seven Shahed drones since late Thursday.

Zelensky received standing ovations before, during and after his speech to European lawmakers.

On Thursday, he will join EU leaders at a summit in Brussels.

In some of the latest fighting, authorities reported Tuesday that Russian shelling damaged a hospital and apartment buildings.

Moscow is massing additional combat power in eastern Donbas for an expected offensive in the coming weeks.

Several Western leaders have expressed concern that providing warplanes could provoke the Kremlin and draw their countries deeper into the conflict.