Deportation of children to Russia/”Informator”
The aggressor country forcibly removed 230,000 Ukrainian children. Russia is doing this to destroy the nation.
In total, Russia has already deported more than 1.4 million Ukrainians. Serhiy Dvornik, Advisor to the Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the UN, stated this during a meeting of the Security Council on May 25. to Russia, is a crime aimed at destroying the Ukrainian nation by depriving it of its younger generations, which is a modern manifestation of colonialism,” Dvornik stressed.
The adviser said that as a result of rocket and artillery attacks on Ukrainian cities, tens of thousands of civilians were killed and many were injured.
Millions of citizens were forced to leave their homes. Many Russian infidels completely destroyed. There are about 220 thousand people who completely lost their homes.
At least 14.5 million people were forced to flee from the war, among them 8 million became internally displaced persons, and 6.5 million left from Ukraine as refugees.
We have no doubt that Russian military strategies predicted this refugee crisis as one of the successful outcomes of the war. As well as the food crisis, – says Serhiy Dvornik.
Ukraine's adviser to the UN adds that the Russians did not take into account one important factor. The aggressor country underestimated Ukraine's neighbors and friends who continue to help refugees and IDPs.
According to Dvornik, Russia is purposefully attacking the civilian population. This is their military strategy in the style of Nazism.
Among the crimes that Russia cynically commits in Ukraine: murders, torture, illegal detentions, deportation, deprivation of property rights, attacks on civilians, confiscation of grain in local, robbery and other .
Data on the deportation of children from the OP
Head of the Office of the President Andriy Yermak said that Russian terrorists took more than 232,000 Ukrainian children to their country.
More than 2 thousands of minors have either lost their parents or been forcibly separated from them.
