An unprecedented number of participants gathered in Brussels to discuss the return of children abducted by Russia.
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The coalition for the return of Ukrainian children abducted by Russia is approaching 50 member countries, President Zelensky announced at a meeting in Brussels, according to Kyiv Post.
The meeting was held jointly by Ukraine, Canada, and EU officials. Participants discussed efforts to return children home, document crimes, and support their psychosocial rehabilitation.
Notably, there has been an expansion of international consensus on this issue, which was not originally on the negotiation agenda.
The coalition for the return of Ukrainian children abducted by Russia has expanded to 50 countries. At a meeting in Brussels, participants discussed mechanisms for returning children, documenting crimes and rehabilitation, while the United Kingdom, Canada and the EU announced new sanctions against Russia.
The expansion of the international coalition demonstrates growing diplomatic support for Ukraine's position and increased pressure on Russia through new sanctions, which could influence the negotiation process and terms of a peaceful settlement of the conflict. For Ukrainian families, this means the international community is stepping up efforts to return children and hold those responsible for deportations accountable.

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