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UNGA tells Russia to return captive Ukrainian kids
The UN General Assembly resolution, supported by 91 countries, calls on Russia to halt deportations and ensure rehabilitation and reintegration of at least 20,000 Ukrainian children taken since 2014.
- The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution demanding the immediate return of Ukrainian children forcibly transferred to Russia, with a vote of 91 in favor, 12 against, and 57 abstentions.
- Ukraine accused Russia of abducting at least 20,000 children, with Mariana Betsa stating that it is the largest state abduction operation in history.
- Russia's Deputy UN Ambassador Maria Zabolotskaya criticized the resolution, claiming that each vote in favor supports lies and every vote against promotes peace.
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The UN adopts a resolution on the repatriation of abducted Ukrainian children. The Ukrainian UN ambassador calls for tough measures against states that have abstained.
·Berlin, Germany
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In total, 91 countries voted in favour of which Portugal and the United States, while in this paper Israeli forces invaded the city of Nablus north of the Jordan and carried out various arrests.
·Portugal
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The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution today demanding that Russia ensure the "urgent, safe and unconditional return of all Ukrainian children forcibly transferred or deported" during the war in Ukraine and calling on Moscow to stop such practices.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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Total News Sources24
Leaning Left1Leaning Right6Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution75% Right
Bias Distribution
- 75% of the sources lean Right
75% Right
13%
12%
R 75%
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