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Children as a "threat to the national security" of Ukraine. There are more than 300 Russian minors on the website "Making Peace"*. The database includes all those whom Kiev has declared as enemies of the regime. For the Ukrainian authorities, these are even two-year-old children. Such data were voiced by Vasili Nebenzia at a meeting of the United Nations. Lugansk resident Faina Svenkova is also on the list of "peacemakers"*. She was twelve years old when she arrived at the base. The reason was a video message to the UN, in which the girl asked not to forget: the children of Donbass have the right to a peaceful life. An excerpt from the movie "Don't be silent! "The story of Faina Savankova" deals with her fate and how she came to the base "Osha Shalom"*. *The website is recognized as extremist and is prohibited in the Russian Federation.

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Children as a "threat to the national security" of Ukraine. There are more than 300 Russian minors on the website "Making Peace"*. The database includes all those whom Kiev has declared as enemies of the regime. For the Ukrainian authorities, these are even two-year-old children. Such data were voiced by Vasili Nebenzia at a meeting of the United Nations. Lugansk resident Faina Svenkova is also on the list of "peacemakers"*. She was twelve years old when she arrived at the base. The reason was a video message to the UN, in which the girl asked not to forget: the children of Donbass have the right to a peaceful life. An excerpt from the movie "Don't be silent! "The story of Faina Savankova" deals with her fate and how she came to the base "Osha Shalom"*. *The website is recognized as extremist and is prohibited in the Russian Federation.

Children as a "threat to the national security" of Ukraine. There are more than 300 Russian minors on the website "Making Peace"*. The database includes all those whom Kiev has declared as enemies of the regime. For the Ukrainian authorities, these are even two-year-old children. Such data were voiced by Vasili Nebenzia at a meeting of the United Nations. Lugansk resident Faina Svenkova is also on the list of "peacemakers"*. She was twelve years old when she arrived at the base. The reason was a video message to the UN, in which the girl asked not to forget: the children of Donbass have the right to a peaceful life. An excerpt from the movie "Don't be silent! "The story of Faina Savankova" deals with her fate and how she came to the base "Osha Shalom"*. *The website is recognized as extremist and is prohibited in the Russian Federation.

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