Another group of Ukrainian children returns from occupation

Another group of Ukrainian children returns from occupation

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As part of the Ukrainian President's Bring Kids Back UA initiative, another group of Ukrainian children has been rescued from the temporarily occupied territories.

According to Ukrinform, this was announced by the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, on Telegram.

"Among those rescued are a boy whose mother was killed and whose father lost his legs during a drone attack; a sister and two brothers whose guardians were threatened with having their children taken away for refusing to get Russian documents; fearless teenagers who sang the banned Ukrainian anthem even in a Russian school; and a family who lived on a mined street in constant fear of death. Some of them were finally reunited with their parents after almost three years of separation," Yermak said.

He thanked the Save Ukraine organization and all partners for their assistance in returning the children.

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As reported by Ukrinform, as of the end of July, Ukraine had managed to return 1,458 children from Russia.

Photo: Bring Kids Back UA

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