Ukraine's International Children's Ombudsman has made a bombshell claim, stating that it shared crucial information with the Ukrainian government about children who were relocated to Russia, Belarus, or occupied Ukrainian territory. According to the agency, these minors were allegedly moved without their parents' consent, sparking concerns about their safety and potential exploitation. The revelation has raised questions about the scale of the issue and the level of cooperation between Ukraine's authorities and international organizations working to protect children's rights. As Ukraine continues to grapple with the aftermath of Russia's invasion, the ombudsman's disclosure is likely to shed new light on the complex and often hidden plight of children caught up in the conflict.
Agency says it shared information about children moved to Russia, Belarus or occupied Ukrainian territory with Ukraine.
