The Russian Federation plans to hold a meeting of the UN Security Council on deported children from Ukraine - the media

The post of Russia at the United Nations Vasyl Neenza said that the question of Ukrainian children forcibly exported from the country was allegedly "completely blossomed. " Therefore, Moscow wants to convey its position. Russia plans to hold an unofficial meeting of the UN Security Council in early April dedicated to Ukrainian children. About it writes the publication Associated Press.

It is reported that in the Russian Federation they want to tell the members of the Security Council about some "real position" of children from Ukraine. Thus, Moscow wants to respond to the arrest of President Vladimir Putin, issued by the International Criminal Court. It is noted that Russia will be presumed in the Security Council in April.

The Russian representative to the UN Vasyl Nemenza stated that the Russian Federation allegedly planned a meeting of the Council long before the decision of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In addition, Neenza called the question of children "completely bloated". Moscow wants to explain at a meeting that the children were deported because the Russian Federation allegedly just wanted to deprive them of their danger.

Nemenza also stated that the Russian Federation plans to return children to Ukraine, but only when it would be "safe. " True, he was referring to - he is not specified. The publication reminded that the ISS Prosecutor General Karim Khan urged the Russian Federation to return children to Ukraine. "Turn the children, repatriate the children," he said. Recall that on Friday, March 17, the International Criminal Court in the Hague issued a warrant for the arrest of Vladimir Putin.

In addition, another warrant also envisages the arrest of the Russian Ombudsman Maria Lviv-Belov, who deals with the export of Ukrainian children to the Russian Federation. It should be noted that if Putin does not come to the Hague, Interpol will be searched. This was stated by ex-Judge of the ISS Vladimir Vasilenko. The warrant obliges the head of the aggressor state to appear for testimony.