The occupation authorities of the TOT intimidate parents who do not send their children on "vacation" by depriving them of parental rights

In the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, representatives of the occupation administrations conduct "preventive conversations" with parents who refuse to let their children go on "vacation".

This was reported by the National Resistance Center.

According to the Center, the occupiers are compiling a list of parents who have ignored vacations for their children and did not let them go to Siberia or other distant parts of Russia for "recreation."

Such parents are interviewed and threatened with further communication with the prosecutor's office and possible deprivation of parental rights.

Earlier, Anna Kudas , the pseudo-head of the occupation department for health protection in education, organization of recreation and rehabilitation of children of the illegal Ministry of Education of Kherson region , said that on Putin's instructions, more than 2,700 children from the occupied regions of Kherson region should be sent for so-called rest and rehabilitation in Kaliningrad and Ryazan regions, Krasnodar Territory, the Republics of Adygea, Kabardino-Balkar and Morda.

Last spring, the International Criminal Court in The Hague issued an arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russian Children's Rights Commissioner Maria Levova-Belova, who are suspected of a war crime - illegal deportation of the population, including children.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that they do not recognize the decision of the International Criminal Court. Therefore, they continue to take children from the TOT to Russia and Belarus. Thus, this spring, the occupiers took 40 Ukrainian children to Belarus from the temporarily occupied territory of Kherson region, who were placed in the rehabilitation and health center"Lisova Polyana" located in the Grodno region.

The transfer of the teenagers was organized through his foundation by a Paralympian and obsessive supporter of Alexander Lukashenko, Belarusian Alexei Talai, who was sanctioned by the EU and Ukraine for his activities.