How Russians deport Ukrainians and what the Russian Orthodox Church has to do with it
Since February 24, 2022, when Russian troops invaded Ukraine, a part of territories in the North, South, and East of the country have been seized.
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A global campaign by PR Army aimed at uncovering Russia's planned policy of forcible deportations of Ukrainians
Operation “Priboi”. Deportations from the Baltic States in March 1949.
Deportation processes in the Baltic States were organized by the Soviet occupation regime several times. In June 1941, the Soviets already forcibly deported hundreds of thousands of people from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, but it was considered insufficient to totally subjugate those states.
Victims’ Testimonies of the Soviet Forcible Deportations
The Soviet forcible mass deportations caused a demographic crisis and a national tragedy in the temporarily occupied countries — Ukraine, the Baltic States, and Poland.
OVER 2,5 MLN UKRAINIANS HAVE BEEN UNLAWFULLY DEPORTED TO THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION. MANY OF THEM ARE CHILDREN.
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Story 19: Anastasiia and Veronika
Two sisters 15 y.o. Anastasia and 13 y.o. Veronika lived with her mother in Luhansk region.
Story 20: Anton
Together with other 200 residents of a nursing house in Kakhovka, Anton was forcibly deported to Russia after 8 months under occupation.
Story 21: Yurii
Yurii, 21, was an engineering student from Mariupol. He lived apart from his family, so when the city was besieged, he was split from his parents. Yurii’s mother managed to escape from Mariupol, but Yurii himself was forcibly deported to Russia by the occupants.
21
Filtration camps were found
on the occupied territories of Ukraine.
16000+
deported children have been identified by Ukraine
308
deported children
were returned to Ukraine
Data accroding to childrenofwar.gov.ua as of March 07,2023
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