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Russia ‘forcing Ukraine children into re-education and arms production’: Report
Tens of thousands of Ukrainian children abducted by Russian forces face reeducation and militarization in over 200 facilities, with 20% receiving combat training, a U.S. report states.
- The Yale Humanitarian Research Lab on Tuesday said Russian forces have deported Ukrainian children to over 200 facilities for reeducation and military training, holding tens of thousands long-term.
- Evidence indicates Russian leadership authorized Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, to systematically kidnap Ukrainian children and use re-education and Russification programs to make them speak Russian and learn a Russian history.
- The analysis shows 210 locations across over 50 regions and more than 3,500 miles, classified into eight facility types, with re-education occurring at at least 130 sites.
- Ukraine's Bring Kids Back program reports nearly 20,000 unlawful deportations, over 1,600 returned, and the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova in March 2023.
- The study, initiated at Ukraine's request, says bringing children home depends on `absolute total global unity` and will be discussed at the U.N. later this month.
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According to a US study, Russia is expanding the coercive measures to re-education of abducted Ukrainian children.
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A U.S.-funded research has identified more than 210 places where Ukrainian children have been exposed to military training, drone production and other forms of forced reform by Russia, as part of a large-scale sports programme...
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