Polish police have declared a Ukrainian family of seven missing: five children.

According to ТСН: The Polish police have started searching for a Ukrainian family consisting of seven members, including five children. They were last seen on December 15 in the town of Władysławowo, after which contact with them was lost.

A social worker who monitored their well-being reported the family's disappearance. The family was last seen in the area of Remisnicza Street in Władysławowo.

The missing are considered:

• Alina Sośińska,

• Andrii Sośiński,

• Veronika Sośińska,

• Myroslava Sośińska,

• Mykola Sośiński,

• Anatolii Sośiński,

• Svitlana Sośińska.

Characteristics of the Ukrainian family at the time of disappearance

Alina — 7 years old, approximately 110 cm tall, slender build (about 15 kg), light hair, blue eyes. She was dressed in a red dress, black shoes, a pink jacket, pink patterned tights, and a pink hat featuring Paw Patrol.

Andrii — 6 years old, about 116 cm tall, dark hair, brown eyes. He was wearing black winter ankle boots, brick-brown sweatpants, a cotton winter hat, a scarf, a dark blue shirt with red, an unbuttoned Spider-Man motif cardigan, and a beige jacket with a Spider-Man image.

Veronika — 4 years old, about 122 cm tall, dark hair, brown eyes. She was dressed in red leggings with a fawn image, a black sweater, a pink jacket, a scarf, a pink hat, and pink boots.

Myroslava — 2 years old, about 98 cm tall, light hair, brown eyes. She was dressed in a dark pink hat, a pink jacket, a pink scarf, brown leggings, and white-pink winter boots.

Mykola — 1 year old, light hair, blue eyes. No clothing information is available.

Anatolii — 44 years old, approximately 160 cm tall, slender build, dark hair. He was dressed in dark jeans, black sports shoes, and a dark jacket.

Svitlana — 27 years old, approximately 150 cm tall, normal build, dark hair, brown eyes. She was dressed in a beige padded hip-length jacket, a white-blue sweater, jeans, and winter footwear.

Anyone who has any information about the children or their parents is urged to contact the County Police Headquarters in Pułtusk or call the emergency number 112 immediately.

Additionally, it is worth noting that in November, a 21-year-old Ukrainian named Danylo Kuzmin, the son of the Deputy Mayor of Kharkiv, disappeared in Vienna. He was later found dead in a burned car. The police arrested two suspects in this crime.

This situation is alarming as the disappearance of such numerous children and adults raises concerns in society. Authorities are actively working on the investigation, stating that every detail may be crucial for solving the case. The public is also urged not to remain indifferent and to report any information that may help in the search.