Ukraina atgriezusi 2790 bērnus; Andora pievienosies viņu atgriešanas procesam
Ukrainas prezidents Volodimirs Zelenskis paziņoja, ka Ukraina ir atgriezusi 2790 no vairāk nekā 20 000 Krievijas викрадених ukraiņisko bērnu. Madride viņš ar Andoras premijeru Šavje Espotu Samoru vienojās par sadarbību bērnu atgriešanā un apsprieda iespēju atbalstīt Ukrainas enerģētiku.
Galvenais
- Ukraina atgriezusi 2790 bērnus no vairāk nekā 20 000 Krievijas izvestajiem bērniem.
- Зеленский un Andoras premjers Šavje Espots Samors apsprieda Andoras iesaistīšanos ukraiņisko bērnu atgriešanas procesā.
- Pušu komandas sazināsies, lai kopumā izstrādātu konkrētus Andoras atbalsta pasākumus.
- Zelenskis informēja Samoru par Krievijas uzbrukumiem un to sekām.
- Puses apsprieda iespēju, ka Andora atbalstīs Ukrainas enerģētikas sektoru, tostarp ziemī.
- Ukraina jau sadarbojas ar Vatikanu, Blakšūdens valstīm un citiem partneriem bērnu atgriešanas jautājumā.
- Krievija turpina pretoties bērnu identificēšanai, verifikācijai un atgriešanai.
Kāpēc tas ir svarīgi
Pēc 2790 bērnu atgriešanas lielākā daļa no ziņotajiem vairāk nekā 20 000 izvestajiem bērniem joprojot nav atgriezusies. Andoras iesaistīš-means broadened the circle of international partners involved in finding, verifying and returning Ukrainian children, while cooperation also opened the possibility of support for Ukraine's energy sector. Russia's resistance continues to impede the process.
Kas notika
Presidents Volodimirs Zelenskis met in Madrid with Andorran Prime Minister Šavje Espots Samors and discussed joint efforts to return Ukrainian children abducted by Russia. According to Zelenskyy, Ukraine has already returned 2,790 of the more than 20,000 children reported as abducted or forcibly transferred and deported by Russia. The sides agreed that their teams would contact each other and work together on concrete steps for Andorra's assistance in returning children. They also discussed possible support for Ukraine's energy sector, particularly during winter, and Zelenskyy briefed Samors on Russian attacks and their consequences.
Kā to atspoguļo Ukrainas avoti
Ukrainian reporting centers on the return of 2,790 children, emphasizes that most of the reported 20,000-plus abducted children remain unreturned, and highlights Russian obstruction of searches, verification and repatriation. The meeting with Andorra is presented as a practical opportunity for joint action alongside cooperation involving the Vatican and partners in the Middle East.
Konteksts
Ukrainian officials have said Russia forcibly moved or deported about 20,000 Ukrainian children. Ukraine is working with the Vatican, countries in the Middle East and other partners to return abducted children. In 2023, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Volodymyr Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova over the unlawful transfer and deportation of children from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories to Russia.