Military criminal Lviv-Belova confessed to the abduction and re-education of a Ukrainian boy from Mariupol.

Confession about the abduction of a Ukrainian boy

The head of the child abduction program in Russia, Maria Lvova-Belova, confessed that she took a Ukrainian boy from Mariupol and admitted that he underwent a process of "brainwashing". Her "adopted" son Philip, moved to Russia against his will, became a witness to war crimes.

The boy's condition after relocation

She also reported that the boy sang Ukrainian songs and expressed anti-Russian sentiments when he arrived in Moscow. His experiences were significant:

“the boy suffered from constant seizures...”

These words confirm the heavy consequences of abduction and the child's adaptation to a new environment.This situation requires careful consideration, as child abductions in wartime violate fundamental human rights and jeopardize their psychological well-being. It is important not only to ensure the safety of abducted children but also to support their reintegration into society and recovery after traumatic experiences.