Ukraine repatriates six more children and their families from temporarily occupied territories

Six more children and their families were brought back from the Russian–occupied territories to Ukraine-controlled territories.

Mykola Kuleba, head of the Save Ukraine organization, reported this.

He said that it was possible to return families with children from the occupied parts of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions this time.

The parents reported that their children were forced to attend a Russian school and participate in Russian holidays. They also claimed that Ukrainians were pressured into obtaining Russian documents. Furthermore, armed Russians forcefully entered their homes and conducted searches.

"Thank you to the organizations and foundations that help returned children and their families. Ukraine is ready for everyone's return and will provide basic humanitarian, medical, psychological, and social assistance. The law enforcement officers will record all the crimes of the Russians, of which our children have become witnesses or victims," ​​Kuleba emphasized.

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It is worth mentioning that Canadian delegates at a national security and foreign policy advisor meeting suggested forming a coalition of nations to assist in repatriating Ukrainian children whom the aggressor country has deported.

Furthermore, the United States officially joined the coalition that supports the safe return of children who were illegally deported or displaced by the Russian Federation during the war in Ukraine.

Currently, a total of 40 countries have joined the International Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children.