Ukraine has managed to return 2,790 children out of more than 20,000 abducted by Russia. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed with Andorran Prime Minister Xavier Espot Zamora how the country could contribute to further efforts to bring Ukrainian children home.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported this.
According to him, Ukraine is working on the return of children together with the Vatican, countries in the Middle East and other partners.
“We have already managed to bring back 2,790 children out of more than 20,000 abducted. But every time, there are challenges: to find them, verify the information, prove the case and bring them back. And every time, Russia resists,” the president said.
During the conversation with the Andorran prime minister, Zelenskyy discussed specific steps the country could take to help return Ukrainian children.
The parties agreed that their teams would establish contact and work together.
Andorra asked to support Ukraine’s energy sector
Zelenskyy and Xavier Espot Zamora also discussed ways Andorra could support Ukraine’s energy sector.
The president briefed the prime minister on Russian strikes and their consequences.
According to Zelenskyy, any support for Ukraine’s energy sector now and throughout the winter could help the country’s people.
