This study investigates the emotional impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on Ukrainian children aged 4-6 who have sought refuge in Turkey. The research aims to uncover the inner feelings and experiences of these young war victims through the analysis of visual narratives expressed in their drawings. This study systematically examines 23 drawings using content analysis, facilitated by the Maxqda 2020 program to ensure objectivity. Key themes identified include fear, danger, loss, and separation, alongside expressions of hope and peace. These findings underscore the critical need for accurate analysis of war-affected children's emotions to support their social integration and inform effective policy-making. The study contributes to the understanding of the psychological impact of war on children, offering valuable insights for policymakers and practitioners working in the fields of child welfare and trauma recovery.