
The European Chamber has approved a resolution condemning the systematic deportation, illegal adoption and forced Russification of Ukrainian minors in Russia, calling on member states to recognize them as genocide.
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Resolution approved by the European Chamber on the situation of Ukrainian children deported to Russia.
The European Chamber condemns the systematic deportation of Ukrainian minors to Russia, illegal adoption and forced Russification, classifying these actions as "falling within the legal definition of genocide" and calling on Member States to recognize it as such. This is what we read in the text of the resolution just approved during the Brussels plenary, relating to Ukrainian children forcibly deported to Russia.

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