In an encounter with the Russian president, Olga Dorójina, a Russian woman who lost her only son in the war, shares her “reunion” story with what she considers a “ray of light” in her life: A four -year -old girlwhich is not his biological daughter, but one of the thousands of minors kidnapped by the Russian forces in Ukraine.
Dorójina, who lost her eldest son, a Putin soldier who died in the front in 2022, tells how during a humanitarian journey to the Ukrainian city of Jersón, she met the girl, whom she now considers part of her family. In a meeting with Putin, the woman told the president to The little girl has brought some happiness to her home.
“During our first humanitarian trip to Jersónwe find our daughter there. Now he has a family, “said Borójina. Putin, pleased with the story, asked:” How old are you? “” Four. He has returned a little happiness to our house, “said Olga.
However, behind the emotional words of Norójina, a dark reality is hidden. The girl, kidnapped by Russian forces during the occupation of Jersón, was illegally taken to Russian territory, and now the woman It seeks to obtain the official guardianship of the child.
Despite the appearances, Olga’s story is not a comfort, but of dispossession. Her son was a soldier of the Russian forces and died in combat, and she joined an organization involved in humanitarian missions suspicious in the occupied territories. On one of those trips, the woman decided to fill the void left by her son with the Ukrainian girl.
“It’s our little ray of light, do you know?”he commented, without recognizing that this light, stolen from a Ukrainian family, symbolizes one of the most cruel crimes of Russian occupation.
It is estimated that up to 20,000 Ukrainian children have been kidnapped by Russian forces In the last three years of conflict. The story of Olga Dorójina is just one of the many tragic consequences of the theft of minors in a conflict that continues to leave deep and human scars.
Source: Lasexta
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