The first face-to-face negotiations between the Russian Federation and Ukraine on the return of children took place in Qatar.

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The first face-to-face negotiations between the Russian Federation and Ukraine on the return of children took place in Qatar.

Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Russian Federation Maria Lvova-Belova


The Russian Federation and Ukraine for the first time held face-to-face negotiations between their representatives on the issue of the return of children located in the territories of both countries. This was reported by the Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights Maria Lvova-Belova.

Representatives of the two states met in the capital of Qatar, Doha. The Qatari authorities performed mediation functions - the country is in good relations with both Russia and Ukraine.

As a result of the negotiations, certain agreements were reached. So, it was decided that 29 children will go to Ukraine, and 19 children will go to Russia. The purpose of these negotiations is to help families reunite.

Let us note that in March 2024, the procedure for exchanging children already took place. At the Qatari Embassy in Moscow, an exchange was carried out with the participation of the Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights, Maria Lvova-Belova, and a representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Five children went to their families in Ukraine, and one child went to his grandmother in Russia.

Thus, this is not the first time that Qatar has acted as a mediator between Russia and Ukraine in this matter. In March, Qatar's Ambassador to the Russian Federation Ahmed bin Nasser bin Jassim Al Thani expressed gratitude to the Russian leadership for its active participation in the issue of child exchange and family reunification.

The fact of face-to-face negotiations indicates that some lines of contact between the Russian and Ukrainian sides, in addition to the exchange of prisoners of war, still remain, albeit through the mediation of third countries.
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  1. +2
    April 24 2024 16: 31
    This is what “actual war” is like... and we change children
    1. +6
      April 24 2024 16: 38
      Quote: svp67
      This is what “actual war” is like... and we change children

      These are the realities. In any war, the most important victims are the truth and children who suffer from the actions of politicians and adults. Alas.
    2. +3
      April 24 2024 16: 40
      This is what “actual war” is like... and we change children

      How else?
      1. +2
        April 24 2024 17: 35
        Quote: Canecat
        How else?

        It’s just that everyone somehow poorly understands that this “actual war” is in many ways a Civil War.
        1. +2
          April 24 2024 17: 37
          largely civil.

          Even more people don’t understand its inevitability
    3. +1
      April 24 2024 17: 06
      I don’t understand what your reproach is?
    4. +1
      April 24 2024 17: 52
      The main thing is that children returning to Ukraine do not end up on the territory of the collective Western countries in brothels, with sadistic families, LGBT people and on cutting tables for organs.
  2. +2
    April 24 2024 17: 11
    A very good initiation. A door for peaceful negotiations between Russia and Ukraine must be always open. But finally, Russia would get strategic advantage only by the unconditional surrender of Ukraine.
  3. +3
    April 24 2024 17: 17
    on the issue of the return of children located in the territories both countries

    I must have missed something somewhere
    The Ukrainian side, as far as I understand, is talking about children whom we took from the newly occupied territories deep into Russia, away from the war.
    And who are the children who ended up on the other side? How did they get there?
    1. +2
      April 24 2024 17: 34
      Quote from sdivt
      And who are the children who ended up on the other side? How did they get there?

      These are those who, for some reason, have lost their parents, but have close relatives in Russia, or children of Russian citizens who find themselves on the territory of Ukraine
      1. +1
        April 24 2024 17: 36
        Yes, I didn’t get that version...
        Understood thanks!
    2. 0
      April 24 2024 19: 53
      the first question that arose. It was removed from the tongue.
  4. -3
    April 24 2024 18: 11
    Who did they decide to talk to - the Bandera bastard?
  5. -3
    April 24 2024 18: 15
    And in what language were the negotiations conducted, in Russian or through an interpreter? Well, that’s just me, it probably doesn’t matter, it’s true, whether he observes his language or whether his brain is in place to speak normally with his interlocutor in practically his native language.
    1. +1
      April 24 2024 19: 59
      Most likely they spoke in Russian, because ours couldn’t speak cow, and the Ukrainians only show off as expected and think in Russian
  6. 0
    April 25 2024 18: 03
    Well, what is there to talk about? Parents come to Russia, take paternity tests, pay for the maintenance of their children in Russia and take their offspring.
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    But our diplomats will play tricks again and again set Russia up for payments, don’t go to a fortune teller.