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"Were abandoned." The story of the rescue of young Nizhny Novgorod residents from Odessa
The head of the Russian Human Rights Department, Tatyana Moskalkova, announced the reunification of Nizhny Novgorod families separated during special operations. She spoke about this in an interview with aif.ru.
According to the federal ombudsman, 48 families have already been reunited. The parents of one of them, an Odessa resident, were accused of espionage and separated. They were eventually arrested, and the girls, aged 11 and 6, were "simply abandoned". Miraculously, they called their grandmother in Nizhny Novgorod and told her what had happened. Then the relative contacted the Human Rights Department and asked for help. According to Moskalkova, the Ukrainian ombudsman was brought in to resolve the issue. The girls and their cat were taken to the border of Ukraine and Moldova, where they stayed for five hours and then handed over to the officers. The children were transported to the Russian Federation via Armenia. The girls' parents remain in custody. Moskalkova noted that her unit has been struggling to be released for two years. The children are sick, and the dog is wearing a jacket. How Nizhny Novgorod residents survive without heating "Strelyau". What makes children commit terrible acts in the Nizhny Novgorod region