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From: mitra, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Zelensky: 200,000 Ukrainian children missing since Russia's invaded
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Unspeakable horror. Russia claims they have been adopted by loving families, but no accounting has been given their parents, so we can trust the Russians did not sell them into slavery, soldier camps, worker camps, medical experiments, robotic development or bury them in mass graves, can't we trust the government that stole them in the first place? ******* About 200,000 Ukrainian children are missing due to Russia's full-scale invasion, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky. “Just imagine, we don't know where 200,000 children are now,” Zelensky said during a press conference in Sofia, Bulgaria, on Thursday. “Some of them are deported, some are in the occupied territories, and we don't know who is alive,” he continued. Some context: Moscow has been accused of forcibly and unlawfully transferring Ukrainian children from occupied territories to Russia. In March, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants against Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Commissioner for Children’s Rights Maria Lvova Belova for their responsibility in the alleged forced deportations. The Russian government doesn’t deny taking Ukrainian children and has made their adoption by Russian families a centerpiece of propaganda. Some of the children have ended up thousands of miles and several time zones away from Ukraine. According to Lvova-Belova’s office, Ukrainian kids have been sent to live in institutions and with foster families in 19 different Russian regions, including Novosibirsk, Omsk and Tyumen regions in Siberia and Murmansk in the Arctic. Lvova-Belova dismissed the ICC’s arrest warrant against her, saying it was “great” that the international community appreciated her work for children, according to Russian state news agency TASS. |
54398
From: old timer , [DNS_Address]
Subject: Over 2,000 children missing in Ukraine, nearly 20,000 deported to Russ
URL: Over 2,000 children missing in Ukraine, nearly 20,000 deported to Russia – National Police
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don’t believe that claim from last year held up. still tragic but pales in comparison to what israel has done and is still doing in gaza Over 2,000 children missing in Ukraine, nearly 20,000 deported to Russia – National Police Over two thousand children are missing within the country, with nearly 20,000 deported to Russia, of whom only 388 have successfully returned home, as of May 16, National Police press service reported on Facebook. Also, according to their data, 546 children have been killed and 1,341 injured since the start of Russian invasion. 2,021 children have gone missing and 26,845 have been found, police said. |
54403
From: mitra, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Over 2,000 children missing in Ukraine, nearly 20,000 deported to...
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That's quite a deviation. Thanks for your research. |
54407
From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: your cnn article was from July 6, 2023(NT)
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54404
From: old timer, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Over 2,000 children missing in Ukraine, nearly 20,000 deported...
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the numbers are all over the place, but no matter where the numbers come from the horrific situation in gaza makes the situation in ukraine look like a cafeteria food fight, even though it is a tragic war |
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54400
From: akira, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Palestinians ‘living among rubble’ after fleeing Israeli ground invasi
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👆Palestinians walk by houses which were destroyed by Israeli strikes on Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, on May 22, 2024 [Mohammed Salem/Reuters] Palestinians ‘living among rubble’ after fleeing Israeli ground invasion of Rafah: UN The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) has reported that people displaced by the Israeli military order to empty Rafah are now living in dire conditions in nearby Khan Younis. Of the more than 800,000 people who heeded the Israeli military order on May 6 to leave Rafah, almost 150,000 have registered for UNRWA assistance in Khan Younis in the past 10 days and there has been a 36 percent increase in those requiring shelter at UN facilities in the area. Those in need of help are “families living among rubble in damaged schools, lacking tents, essential services and vital supplies,” UNRWA said. |
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