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Why Russia sent Ukrainian children to North Korea, explained

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Why Russia sent Ukrainian children to North Korea, explained

The Kyiv Independent’s Myroslava Chauin speaks with Kateryna Rashevska, a legal expert at the Regional Center for Human Rights and a children’s rights activist, about evidence that Ukrainian children from Russian-occupied territories were transferred to a children’s camp in North Korea. Rashevska explains how Russia has abducted and indoctrinated Ukrainian children since 2014, why these transfers amount to serious violations of international law, and how her testimony before the U.S. Senate shocked lawmakers.

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Myroslava Chaiun

War Crimes Investigations Unit Reporter

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"Unfortunately, as of today, even the legal groundwork for this contract has yet to be completed," Zelensky added. "I have set a final deadline: one week for all preparatory steps. I expect a report on Friday — either there is clarity on implementing our Patriot agreement, or there will be serious personnel decisions."

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