Russia-ukraine war : The ongoing struggle between Russia and Ukraine is the longest warning war after the Second World War. Thousands of people died in this war. The assets of billions of dollars were completely destroyed. But now during this war, such an allegation has been made against Russia, which every person who listens has been surprised.
In fact, a Labor Party MP in Britain questioned the Prime Minister’s Kir Stmper government whether the discussion for peace in the Russia-Ukraine war has also mentioned the safe return of 19,556 children who were abducted by Russian soldiers during the war. The case of kidnapping of thousands of Ukrainian children is now gaining momentum.
British MPs say that there can be no talk about peace until these children are returned safely.
Betri MP demands, PM replied
According to the BBC report, during the debate in the House of Commons of Britain, Labor Party MP Johana Baxter questioned the Prime Minister Kir Stmper whether he agreed with him that Russia would have to safely return 19,556 children to the first 19,556 children to establish permanent peace in Ukraine.
Answering this question, the Prime Minister Kir Stmper said, “Your anger is completely justified. These children have been abducted and taken away. We will ensure their safe return. Without him, no discussion of establishing peace can move forward. ” The Prime Minister thanked Baxter for raising this issue and said that he should do such questions again and again.
19,546 children missing, 599 died
The Ukraine government estimates that at least 19,500 children have been taken from Ukraine to Russia ever since the war started in 2022. Out of which only 388 children have returned to their homes. The age of all these children is being told 3 to 10 years. However, Russia has not yet reacted to this allegation.
According to a report by Childrenofwar.gov.ua, about 19,546 children went missing during this war. Of these, 599 have died and 1774 were in injured condition.
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