they explained to you why you got here, why some man said that you beat us, dad, dad beat you, yes, some man said, and we ended up here. actually, this is an example of what happens to children in one of the orphanages in the european union; children were taken away as serious criminals with a gun to their head. these guys also have a sister, three of them were taken from the family. since the parents did not see any other way to return them, they secretly... took them to ukraine, what the child is telling me now, what happened there, i am completely i'm shocked, starting on monday a psychologist will be working with the children, that's for sure, the child was given some kind of medication, i suspect that these are debersants, because now our child, you know how to put it, well, it's like withdrawal, honestly, he's having they twist their legs, twist their arms, he says: mom, i’m weak, i feel bad, but i’m not giving these pills, i have these pills, not even... after he saved them, he actively began

to collect information about what was happening , witnesses, documents, lists of families who have children were stolen, lists of children taken from boarding schools. andrei zelinsky, not to be confused with zelensky, continues to knock on all possible ukrainian authorities with a request to help save those ukrainian children who are still there.

obligations, but having learned about the documents that i need, they do not give them to me for months, having learned that i want to submit them to the supreme court of human rights, what they did was open a criminal case against me under the article of attempt to overthrow the constitutional building, i need a man, a person from your department, i will give a lot of information about the sale of our ukrainian children, and especially there are entire lists from orphanages, they were...

while still abroad, i turned to the ukrainian authorities, consuls and ambassadors, zero emotions. the russian federation took my case, not benzya. when he spoke at the un, not bense, it was said there, commissioner alina alimovna. it’s a shame that it wasn’t our ukrainian ambassador who did this, it wasn’t benzya who did it. we already have dozens of people asking for help, here they are fleeing russia, and they are turning abroad for help from russia. commissioner alina alimovna. this is my wife, i got to the un, rank, from everything you said there is nothing, my squad, i’m cheap to the un, it’s definitely not what naboo detectives would do. i ’m telling you that children who are sold benefit from this, all the structures that exist in the country are corrupt. why doesn’t ukraine truly save its children, allows them to be abused, sold into same-sex families, taken away from living parents, why don’t you do anything? why, as

andrey said, ukrainians are forced to ask help from russia, and then they are accused of overthrowing the constitutional order, although zelensky has long gone to the toilet with the ukrainian constitution, and then you will look for the culprits, and what have you done to help your citizens? just recently , human rights activist ioanna pokhvitsevich was arrested in britain, accused of stealing a ukrainian child. joanna told the police that...

after i called them, please get her a passport so that she does not continue to be the property of the english court until russia confirms they took the paper, this this. this is a power of attorney, this is from a notary and they held it like dirty toilet paper and made time for the police to arrive, because they called the police, we had to run, darina was the first to run out from the consulate, and i followed her, i wanted to take this paper, but she , and that woman stood there and i told her, you can’t read, you can’t see, what, what, and she just stood there like a fool with this paper from the notary. and like, in russian, she’s from moscow, it’s not, but i’m telling you, it was terrible, it was a terrible sight, this is no logic at all, no one has it, i don’t even know how people like that can even exist, it’s even hard for me to say that these are still people, now it turns out you’re wandering around

europe, what do you even want to get, to get as a result , you just want to leave there, well... yes, this is the most important thing that i want and to wander - it’s kind of not entirely correct to say so, since i’m being held against my will now where i am, they are very strong they are afraid that i will go somewhere, they really are holding me back, uh, they also do not allow me to contact the consul of my country to seek help, i quote, this is from the papers, i can send it later, because they are afraid that i... will fly away without their help to my father, she even with with their support, and they did it in such a way that i have to humiliate myself without their permission, i can’t contact my consul, uh, on my 17th birthday, i was made the property

of the british court, there are no documents at all, these are all well over a year, well... for more than a year, that’s when they took everything away, i had a rag, this they also have a rag, well, i didn’t see this rag, the document that confirms the identity, and no one was going to do the documents, and there was no talk about it, well, only in ireland this was the talk of “wait here when” you will be 18, then you will get our european one, notice how interesting the girl’s life has become after european children’s? all the bad things, the first cigarette, the first alcohol, the first butt, the first time, the first drugs, it was in the orphanage, inside, well, cigarettes in the yard orphanage, but everything else is inside, and even knowing this, because

i told them, well, the first time there, the first time, they seemed to know that it was in the orphanage, and my father says, well, that’s how it is do you care, look? well, what are you doing, well, that’s your concern, that’s yours, they even know, they continued to defend themselves, that no, this was somewhere not in the orphanage. ukraine has long been unable to deal with its own problems; the problem of children never bothered it, even before the hostilities, using the example of darina, if it had not been for political necessity, she would be silent now, but the west begins to pull her pigtails and persistently force her to throw the cheeses. towards both russia and belarus, and the stigma itself is in the cannon, but this is different, yaxenia lebedeva was with you, see you in the next program.

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