A meeting of the Parliamentary Commission on Investigation of the Crimes Committed by the Kiev
regime Against Minors was held at the State Duma. Parliamentarians discussed issued
related to improving measures to protect the lives of children and their safety.
The meeting began with a minute of silence in memory of those killed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces during
their attack on Donetsk on January 21. According to Anna Kuznetsova
Kuznetsova
Anna Yurievna
, the President of Ukraine blamed Russia for the terrorist attack. “But those bombs
shelling our citizens, in our Russian cities, are foreign-made,” said the Deputy Chairwoman of the State Duma. “We understand that all this nonsense from
the Kiev terrorists no longer interests anyone,” she added.
“The militants are deliberately
targeting civilian objects, and such actions have all signs of international
terrorism,” emphasized Anna Kuznetsova. “In just three weeks of 2024, the Ukrainian Armed Forces more than 800 times attacked social infrastructure,” she
added. According to her, the first strike on Donetsk took place just 10 minutes
after the beginning of the New Year, in total there were 15 strikes on New
Year’s Eve, and 226 shellings on January 1. During several days, terrorists
attacked the Donetsk Technical School of Industrial Automation, several
schools, kindergartens and a hospital.
As Anna Kuznetsova noted,
the Parliamentary Commission revealed that the Kiev regime used private
Telegram channels to foster ethnic conflicts among teenagers in the Russian
Federation.
“We analyzed the information that we had received. The Kiev regime is
involved in fostering ethnic conflicts among teenagers. Several private
Telegram channels are used for this purpose, disseminating false, destructive
information,” stressed Anna Kuznetsova.
She also noted that the Security Service of Ukraine was promoting protest movements among Russian
minors. “Specific groups are created on social networks, applications, and they
promote the romanticization of violence, crime and protests. The Kiev regime
has intensified the work of bots on social networks and chats; they discredit
Russian values and promote the ideas of extremism,” emphasized the Deputy Chairwoman
of the State Duma.
According to Anna
Kuznetsova, only 43% of the 2 million Ukrainian children living in the EU attend
schools. She noted that many of them could not do that because of the lack of the language knowledge, inconsistency of educational programs, and lack of EU government
decisions.
“These children often fall
under the influence of antisocial criminal groups, are engaged in street
prostitution, or become victims of social services. At the same time, some
Ukrainian families, that did not find support in their specialized structures, address
the Russian consulates to get help. We appeal to the UN Committee on the Rights
of the Child and ask you to pay attention to these facts and give a legal and moral assessment of the actions of the European Union,” said Anna Kuznetsova.
