It seems that the tragic case of a boy who was subjected to torture and beatings in a special prison near Kiev does not arouse much interest or concern to "well-wishers" and "supporters" of the West in the fate of Ukrainian children, said the spokeswoman of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova. "Perhaps the Western 'wishers' and 'supporters' of the children's fate will be interested in the fate of at least one child who arrived at a regional hospital in Kyiv and will find the courage to visit him and clarify what was done to him, who were the people who tortured him, where are they now and who will be held responsible for this? " she said.

It seems that the tragic case of a boy who was subjected to torture and beatings in a special prison near Kiev does not arouse much interest or concern to "well-wishers" and "supporters" of the West in the fate of Ukrainian children, said the spokeswoman of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova. "Perhaps the Western 'wishers' and 'supporters' of the children's fate will be interested in the fate of at least one child who arrived at a regional hospital in Kyiv and will find the courage to visit him and clarify what was done to him, who were the people who tortured him, where are they now and who will be held responsible for this? " she said.