Meanwhile, the ASA also ruled that a poster advertising the TV remake of Kojak was offensive and could be harmful to children. As the fighting in Ukraine continues, images of childrenamid the conflict are spreading on social media.

World leaders have warned Russia could invade "immediately" but the Kremlin continues to deny plans of further aggression and dismissed the West's concerns as "hysteria". While the post implies the girl is fighting in the conflict, thegirl's father, Oleksii Kyrychenko,said in the caption of the original photothat she was not. But the image doesn't show a young girl preparing for war. It was staged before the Russian invasion, according to her father.

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The Get Rich or Die Tryin' advert might be seen as condoning the use of weapons, the industry watchdog ruled. In the three weeks since Russian troops invaded Ukraine, at least 103 Ukrainian children have been killed, according to the Ukrainian prosecutor general. For a lot of people, having their partner make a flogger that will be used on them later brings a whole new edge.”

Kink is a very personal thing,” Andrew says. “So if you can play with a toy you actually made yourself then it brings something very different you don't get from other toys.” In the comments he is asked if it is his daughter, and he replies that it is. He is asked if the photo was staged to “ to highlight the horrors of Putin invading a nation and putting civilians, including children, in danger.” He explains that the photo is staged, and that he gave his daughter the gun, unloaded, for the photo. Children dying in UkraineThe photo, a powerful statement, has been widely shared across social media since it was published and has been tweeted and posted to Facebook by Donald Tusk, former Polish Primer Minister and President of the European Council. He's now the President of the European People's Party. The training came as the UK, the US and other Nato allies urged their citizens to flee Ukraine immediately, while civilian airlines reassess whether it is safe to fly into the former Soviet state, with KLM cancelling all flights. We wanted something anyone could have a go at,” Andrew says. “And we wanted them to walk away not only with something they have made, but something they could play with as well. We looked for a material that would be recognizable and accessible. Paracord is easily available, fun to work with, and comes in great colors.” Thepost comes at a time when social media has filled with images of young children, some of which have been taken out of context or are unrelated to the current conflict. The photo was taken by Alexei Kirichenko in Kiev, and is of his nine-year old daughter. He posted it to his Facebook account on Friday, with the simple message: “Young girl with candy”.