A report published by the Yale Humanitarian Research Lab shows that over 200 centers in Russia have re-educated and militarized abducted Ukrainian children, violating international rights.
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The report published by the Yale Humanitarian Research Laboratory details how Ukrainian children captured by Russian soldiers were sent to 210 centers, where they were subjected to forced re-education and military training. These practices violate international law, and the children were forced to learn Russian patriotism and participate in military drills. Nearly 20,000 cases of illegal deportations have been documented by Ukraine, and the report reinforces allegations of war crimes against Russia. President Zelensky emphasized the importance of returning the children in negotiations with Russia.
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Raport: Rusia a reeducat și militarizat în peste 200 de centre copiii ucraineni răpiți. Unii au fost adoptați ilegal
Yale: Copii ucraineni trimiși de Rusia în peste 200 de centre pentru „reeducare” și instruire militară
La Russie met en place un système d’ampleur pour rééduquer, militariser et russifier les enfants ukrainiens déportés
Rusia antrenează militar copiii ucraineni răpiți, în peste 210 locuri din Federație. Formă de reeducare forțată
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