A new dramatic scene spread on social networks during the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Children and thousands of innocent people suffer the ravages of Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade and destroy the neighboring country.
On this occasion, a heartbreaking video seen by a judge before allowing a mother to travel to Ukraine to rescue her daughter, who begs her: “I’m scared, take me out of here,” went viral.
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This was the plea of the Ukrainian girl in a video
Olga Khomenko, 37, violated a court order by taking her daughter to kyiv in 2017 due to an “abusive marriage” but was saved from jail in a landmark ruling on Friday, The Sun reported.
A recording of Olga’s girl taken from the basement, where she takes refuge with her grandmother to protect herself from the bombs, was played before Judge Michael Kay QC, so that he could allow the mother to search for her daughter.
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Holding a fluffy white toy duck, he says, “Mom, you sent me such a beautiful toy and promised a yellow one too. But I don’t need toys. I need you. I love you so much. There are explosions here. I’m afraid”.
The request of the minor continues, fearful before the brutal attack of the explosives in kyiv. “Take me away from here. Come here as soon as possible. I love you very much”.
Olga will now have to travel to the Ukrainian border after landing in Poland.
“I will not let anything stop me from reaching my little girl”
The girl’s mother told The Sun exclusively: “Once I get to the border, I think I’ll be able to get someone to take me in the direction of kyiv, even if it’s in the back of a truck carrying supplies.”
I won’t let anything stop me from getting to my little girl now. I hope I can get through the blockades, but I know that I will be one of the few women who heads towards the kyiv region and does not leave it
The woman pleaded guilty to kidnapping the girl and faced up to five years behind bars. She was given a two-year suspended sentence.
Now the court granted Khomenko 72 hours of bail to travel to Ukraine, but he only made it as far as the Polish border before having to return to meet the time limit and his passport was withheld.
Judge Michael Kay said: “The criminal justice system has to have humanity” and ordered the immediate surrender of her passport and for her to leave the UK and go to Poland.
‘Simply humanity’ led to the judge’s decision not to send Olga Khomenko to immediate custody so she could retrieve her child from the war-torn Kyiv region.https://t.co/3EHNoo2PLJ
— Metro (@MetroUK) March 12, 2022
Source: Eluniverso
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