the despair of Ukrainian families deprived of their children

It’s a list of 7,754 names. Children are claimed by the Ukrainian authorities from the Russians. These miners remained in territories occupied by the Kremlin army and were even sometimes moved to Russia. Tuesday, October 4, in a village taken over by the Ukrainians two weeks ago, live Yuri, Tatiana and their daughter, of whom they have no news. At the end of August, 9-year-old Polina boarded a bus bound for Russia with 13 other children. The trip was organized by the pro-Russian town hall.

The town hall then took the children to a summer camp on the shores of the Black Sea. She convinced both parents to entrust their daughter, because the village was bombed. The children should have returned in mid-September, but with the village retaken, the Russian border closed. Their neighbor has also sent her daughter to a colony, and is afraid that the Russians will refuse to return her child to her. She has not spoken with her daughter since she left. The town hall never gave the address of the camp or even a telephone number. Since the start of the war, 56 minors have been repatriated.