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Nearly 35,000 Ukrainian children continue to be catalogued for “disappeared” in the war declared by Russia’s invasion in Ukraine. International experts consulted by The Guardian believe that these children are actually held in Russia or in the territories occupied by the Russian army. Ukrainian families are currently trying to recover “expected and risky” measures.
The prosecutor's office sent to the court an indictment against the Russian serviceman who shot two Ukrainian prisoners of war in Toretsk. The Russian occupier is in captivity.
Read all the latest developments and news about the Russian war of aggression on Ukraine in the live ticker on ntv.de.
The "Return the Children of Ukraine" initiative denounces the Kremlin's strategy to "rust" abducted children to "delete their identity." More information: Russia sends more than 6,000 stolen Ukrainian babies and children to re-education camps and orphanages
Russia uses the kidnapped Ukrainian children as a bargaining chip. World media about the Russian-Ukrainian war on June 27
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