
International Efforts Intensify to Return Ukrainian Children from Russia
International efforts are intensifying to secure the return of Ukrainian children who have been deported to Russia, with more countries joining a coalition dedicated to this cause. Ukrainian officials have deemed Russia's proposal to include these children on exchange lists as unacceptable, while Canada and the EU have imposed new sanctions on Russia over the abductions.
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Canada adds new sanctions on Russia over Ukrainian children's abductions
Canada is imposing new sanctions on Russia over its treatment of Ukrainian children. Russia has deported and transferred thousands of children from Ukraine to Russia or Russian-occupied territory. Many children are placed in reeducation camps or military training.
Read full article →Four more countries join coalition for return of abducted Ukrainian children
Cyprus, Switzerland, Monaco and Panama have joined the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children abducted by Russia. The coalition now comprises 49 members.
By Tetyana Vysotska,Anastasia Protz
Read full article →Ukrainian children held in Russia: militarized, 'reeducated'
A Ukrainian initiative to repatriate abducted Ukrainian children reports that at least 20,000 girls and boys are being held by Russian families and authorities. Can these children ever find their way home?
Read full article →EU sanctions Russian officials over deportation of Ukrainian children
The European Union says thousands of children have been stripped of their Ukrainian identity and culture, given Russian passports and put up for adoption.
By FRANCE 24
Read full article →Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky seeks ‘airport ceasefire’ but warns Putin has ‘no intention’ of ending war
Zelensky says combat continues on frontline, two days after Putin claimed war was coming to an end
By Arpan Rai
Read full article →Odesa court orders detention of man suspected of passing Ukrainian air defense coordinates to Russia
In Odesa, a court has ordered the detention of a 46-year-old local resident suspected of treason over the alleged transfer of information about military facilities and the operation of Ukrainian air defense systems to Russian intelligence services.
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