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Posted on 07/31/2024 7:33:15 PM PDT by Alter Kaker
A resident of Surgut in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug of the Tyumen Region, Russia, has admitted to regularly beating a Ukrainian girl who lives with her.
This information was reported by Ukrainian public human rights organization ZMINA based on a video published by Russian Telegram channels.
According to the footage, the woman harbors hatred towards the child, referring to her as "khokhlushka" (a derogatory term used to describe Ukrainians) and demanding that the child be taken away, otherwise, she will continue to abuse her: "I have been beating her throughout the war and will continue to do so."
The video’s caption states that the girl is from Mariupol and that the woman adopted her:
“A woman, sitting on social media in a state of intoxication, claims to have adopted a girl from Mariupol and regularly beats her. According to the account, she clearly hates the child and incites hostility.”
The video was posted on Telegram on July 28, but as of now, neither Maria Lvova-Belova, the Russian Presidential Commissioner for Children’s Rights, nor Lyudmila Nizamova, the regional children’s ombudsman, have commented on the abuse of the deported child. There have also been no comments from other officials or child protection services.
According to Kateryna Rashevska, a lawyer from the Regional Human Rights Center, “What the Russian woman said is part of the broader issue involving high-ranking Russian officials and the forcible transfer of Ukrainian children into Russian families.”
The expert also noted that the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug had not previously been mentioned in the public rhetoric of high-ranking Russian officials as a region where Ukrainian children were transferred to Russian families. However, in April 2024, news emerged about the intention of local residents to adopt 52 children from the temporarily occupied Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
According to the National Information Bureau (NIB), there are currently 23,711 children known to have been deported to Russia. So far, approximately 800 children have been returned to Ukraine. Contact has been established with 2,357 children. The whereabouts of the remaining 20,000 children are unknown.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued an arrest warrant on March 17, 2023, for Russian Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights Maria Lvova-Belova and Vladimir Putin due to the deportation of Ukrainian children.
A little context: The “Ukrainian” National Anthem refers repeatedly to “the Cossack nation”.
The Cossacks were never regarded as a particularly kind and gentle people.
With all the problems going on here, including child sex trafficking over open borders, who cares about what some Russian allegedly did?
Two were at Waco.
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Child Abductions in the Russo-Ukrainian War
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for President of Russia Vladimir Putin (who has explicitly supported the forced adoptions, including by enacting legislation to facilitate them) and Children's Rights Commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova for their alleged involvement.
According to international law, including the 1948 Genocide Convention, such acts constitute genocide if done with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a nation or ethnic group.
Ukrainian children have been abducted by the Russian state after their parents had been arrested by Russian occupation authorities or killed in the invasion, or after becoming separated from their parents in an active war zone. Children have also been abducted from Ukrainian state institutions in occupied areas, and through children's "summer camps" on Russian territory.
The abducted children have been subject to Russification; raising children of war in a foreign nation and culture may constitute an act of genocide if intended to erase their national identity.
Ukrainian authorities have verified the identities of over 19,000 abducted children, compiling and actively updating the data as part of an online platform: "Children of War".
Russian authorities have claimed that over 700,000 Ukrainian children have been "evacuated" by mid-2023, and Ukraine's ombudsman on children's rights believes that the actual number of abducted children may be in the hundreds of thousands. A charitable organisation, Save Ukraine, facilitates the repatriation and family reunification of abducted Ukrainian children. Daria Herasymchuk is Ukraine's Presidential Commission for Children's Rights and Child Rehabilitation officer.
I CARE ABOUT AMERICA and the abuses occurring in this country and because of the open borders of the Biden regime.
If you have a problem with Russia, GET YOUR SORRY ASS TO THE FRONTLINES AND FIGHT THEM.
Why should we believe you care so much about America when you are a Russian?
Lol...cry more Banderites
Come for the beer - stay for the food
We came here twice over a three-day stay during the World Cup - the first time as it was a convenient place to meet an old friend and the second time because the first time was so good.
As a German style beer house they are ethically obliged to have a decent selection of beers on tap, and the pub did not disappoint. What was surprising was the range and quality of Tatar style food available. Try the horse meat dumplings. You may not have had horse before, but just try it. The locals eat it and you can see why.
Service in general in Russia does not tend to be over effusive and friendly, but the Beerhouse has a pleasant enough group of servers; the food and beer came quickly enough and there was no rush to get us to order more even though the World Cup was showing on their screens and the place was full.
Just in case you are hidden away in one of the corner booths, as we were on our first trip, you will have your own personal TV screen and a bell to summon the staff and order more beer and dumplings just in case they have forgotten you.
Although there is no outdoor seating and you are just off the main drag, this is a centrally located and cosy place to while away a few hours. Did I mention the horse meat dumplings?
https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g298520-d3772270-r611445574-Beerhouse-Kazan_Republic_of_Tatarstan_Volga_District.html#
ransomnote: I don't see how drunk blogging could be actionable unless this person offered specifics of their name and location. Frankly, it sounds fake, but if it's real, how is that person to be located?The Ukrainian apologists on FR were decidedly silent about Western Ukraine shelling Eastern Ukraine in order to kill Ukrainians of Russian descent. Men women AND children were targeted. Those Ukrainian apologists mutter things like 'the only good Russian is a dead Russian', stress that Russians are sub-human or call them Orcs.
The Ukraine's Banderites seem to have steeped the Nazi notion of 'ethnic purity' into some core organizing principles, like the Ukraine's Constitution:
In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Support for Zelensky/Ukraine is support for Biden/Deep State, cranked wrote: NEVER GOOGLE ARTICLE 16 OF UKRAINES CONSTITUTION. WORST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE! https://mobile.twitter.com/REVMAXXING/status/1581441449811267584 WHen Archbishop Viganò spoke about the Ukraine's problem with using children for organ harvesting and pedophile networks, the Ukrainian apologists reflexively say, "Russians are worse!" So the idea that an anonymous drunk blogger, possibly Ukrainian posing as Russian, somehow represents Russians in General is suspect given the tolerance for Ukrainian abuses."Let’s not forget that Ukraine is the main player in the market of surrogacy, organ predation, and human trafficking, which also feeds the pedophile network. The denunciations of humanitarian organizations leave no doubt about these unprecedented horrors: children are being killed and dismembered to send their organs to clinics in the West; wounded Ukrainian soldiers are having their organs harvested for the same purpose; the lives of innocent creatures are being sold to rich perverts to satisfy their abominable deviations. And we know how much the deep state is composed of characters who can be blackmailed precisely in furtherance of these execrable crimes, a dynamic highlighted by the recent film Sound of Freedom." ~ Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganòransomnote: I suppose it was only a matter of time before he was excommunicated.
About Kazan
What does Kazan mean in English?
kazan - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
kazan (plural kazans) a cauldron or cooking pot used in Central Asian cuisine quotations ▼
See, I spent the same amount of thought and time that you did digging up whatever google spat out on a screen name of someone you don’t like.
The Banderites are certainly angry about the collapsing front lines, aren’t they?
And Alter Kaker, Kazan is Jewish, you Anti-Semite!
1. Turkish, Ukrainian, Belorussian, and Jewish (eastern Ashkenazic): nickname, metonymic occupational name, or ornamental (artificial) name from Turkish kazan ‘cauldron, big soup-kettle’, which is also a loanword in East Slavic languages. 2. Jewish (eastern Ashkenazic): from Hebrew ḥazan, an occupational name for a cantor in a synagogue. 3. American shortened form of Greek Kazantzis (or of its patronymic derivatives, e.g. Kazantzakis, Kazantzoglou): occupational name for a maker of cauldrons or for someone who used a cauldron for the distillation of ouzo or raki, from Turkish kazancı ‘cauldron-maker’, from kazan ‘cauldron’ + the agent noun suffix -cı. History: The American film director Elia Kazan (1909–2003) was of Greek origin, born in Istanbul, Turkey. His original surname was Kazandzoglou or Kazantzoglou.
Dictionary of American Family Names, 2nd edition, © Oxford University Press, 2022.
This does not read as impartial reporting.
That’s a horrible accusation to make on a fellow FReeper.
You Ukrainians need to rein in the insults. That was completely uncalled for. Shame on you.
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