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UK Sanctions Russians for Deporting, Indoctrinating Ukrainian Children

UK Sanctions Russians for Deporting, Indoctrinating Ukrainian Children
UK sanctions target Russians linked to deportation of Ukrainian children · theprint.in

The UK is taking action against Russia due to concerns about Ukrainian children.

Russia has been accused of taking over 19,500 children from Ukraine without their families' permission.

The UK has put sanctions on people and groups that are believed to be involved in this, like the Akhmat Kadyrov Foundation, which runs programs for children that the UK doesn't approve of.

The UK says this is wrong and is considered a war crime.

Russia says it is protecting children from the war and accuses the UK of being unfair.

Key facts

Sanctioned Entities
Individuals and organizations linked to forced deportation and indoctrination of Ukrainian children, including the Akhmat Kadyrov Foundation.
Number of Ukrainian Children Allegedly Deported
More than 19,500
UK's Stance
Condemns forced deportations, indoctrination, and militarization of Ukrainian children.
Russian Response
Accuses the West of hatred and Russophobia, claiming actions are not guided by morality or law.
Sanctions Include
Asset freezes, travel bans, and other penalties.

Quotes

Ramzan Kadyrov

Head of Russia’s Muslim Chechnya republic

“These actions prove that the West is guided neither by morality nor by law, but acts out of hatred and Russophobia … This is the lowest level of rotten Western politics”
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“She always helps victims of war and supports the poor and disadvantaged around the world.”
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David Lammy

Foreign minister

“The Kremlin’s policy of forced deportations, indoctrination and militarisation of Ukrainian children is despicable.”
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