Five more Ukrainian children and their families were returned to the controlled territory of Ukraine. The return of the children took place within the framework of the Bring Kids Back UA initiative.
Points of attention
- Ukraine managed to return 5 more children with their families as part of the Bring Kids Back UA initiative.
- The achievement includes the return of five Ukrainian children, three of whom have reached adulthood, and the release of a family with minor children.
- Coordination of state bodies and active support of public organizations and international partners made it possible to achieve a successful return of Ukrainian citizens.
- The documentary "Mutilated Childhood" depicts the abduction of Ukrainian children by the Russian occupiers, and we sympathize with the heroes who survived the ordeal.
- The stories of returned Ukrainian children show the horror and fear they had to live with under the occupation regime and the importance of support from all involved in the liberation.
Ukraine managed to return five more of our children
As the head of the President's Office, Andriy Yermak, said, three Ukrainians who have just come of age are among those returned.
Andriy Yermak added that an important achievement was the liberation of a family of four, in which children aged 11 and 14 became the target of persecution due to the family's pro-Ukrainian position, as well as helping a 77-year-old woman who was unable to evacuate on her own.
Yermak emphasized that the stories of these Ukrainians are evidence of the terror and fear people are forced to live with under occupation.
What is known about the abduction of Ukrainian children by Russia
The Online.UA documentary "Mutilated Childhood" tells about Russia's abduction of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. It was filmed in 2023, but still does not lose its relevance.
The films include real stories of children and their families who suffered from Russia's war against Ukraine, comments by leading scientists, psychologists, lawyers and experts in the protection of children's rights.
The heroes of the tape went through Russian captivity, torture, abduction to a health camp, some were separated from their parents during the so-called filtering measures.