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America keeps losing the thread on Russia's kidnapping of Ukraine's children
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America keeps losing the thread on Russia's kidnapping of Ukraine's children

by Benjamin Patton

In the never-ending spiral of news cycles, I worry that one of the most consequential moral stories of our time is being lost in that flood: the tens of thousands of Ukrainian children Russia has taken since 2022. I am producing a documentary on the drone war in Ukraine, and in the course of that work, I have become aware of Ukrainian organizations like Save Ukraine, Mama Jane, and others, large and small, that spend their days desperately trying to locate, document, and recover children who we

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