The Kremlin children’s rights advocate described Ukrainian children forcibly transported to Russia as if they were in need of fixing, lamenting that Russia will have to “re-educate” them after eight years of “powerful propaganda” in Ukraine.
is now openly mocking Ukrainian families who try to get their children back from Russia, according to a local report.
Lvova-Belova—who herself adopted a Ukrainian teenager yanked out of Mariupol—scoffed at the idea Russia is committing war crimes by kidnapping children. She reportedly briefly mentioned the teenager she adopted, Filipp, while complaining about how difficult it is to “reform” Ukrainian children. Left unmentioned in her latest speech, of course, was that her “son” still has legal guardians in Ukraine, as Radio Free Europe’s “Lvova-Belova—who was reportedly mockingly introduced ahead of her speech as an “international criminal who is wanted all over the world”—went on to express outrage over what she called an “outright provocation”: Ukrainian authorities trying to track down the children who were whisked off to Russia.
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