European Parliament Demands That Belarus And Russia Disclose Information On Deported Ukrainian Children
Verified: 4 outlets in 3 countries have reported this story since Nov 12.
The European Parliament has called on the authorities of Belarus and Russia to provide full information about Ukrainian children deported or forcibly transferred to their territories. MEPs also urged an expansion of sanctions against Belarusian officials and organisations involved in the removal and ideological indoctrination of children. The relevant resolution was adopted on November 12,…
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- Nov 12, 7:31 AM UTCFirst reportRussia deports over 20,500 Ukrainian children, 2,790 return so far – EU foreign policy chiefen.interfax.com.ua ↗
- Nov 12, 12:43 PM UTC+5 hEuropean Parliament adopts resolution on Ukrainian children deported by Russia – Kondratiuken.interfax.com.ua (again) ↗
- Nov 12, 2:45 PM UTC+7 hEuropean Parliament calls for Russia's actions against Ukrainian children to be recognised as genocidepravda.com.ua ↗
- Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 12, 2:45 PM UTC · +7 h
- Nov 12, 3:07 PM UTC+8 hEuropean Parliament urges Russia to return deported Ukrainian childreneuronews.com ↗
- Nov 12, 4:02 PM UTC+9 hBring Kids Back UA urges UK Parliament to support return of Ukrainian children, counter their militarization by Russiaen.interfax.com.ua (again) ↗
- Nov 12, 4:56 PM UTC+9 h· you’re reading thisEuropean Parliament Demands That Belarus And Russia Disclose Information On Deported Ukrainian Childrenreform.news ↗
[Claude] Reports 2 and 3 both cover the European Parliament's resolution on deported Ukrainian children, with no conflicting facts between them.
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