Comments by "Larre Valentine" (@internetuser881) on "Ukrainian Children — Stolen by Russia | DW Documentary" video.

@Faceless166 Huh? First of all, the Russians were not supposed to invade Ukraine. Then children wouldn't have to be in a war zone. But hey, let's continue to ignore that fact and talk about how nice the russians were seperating families from their children.
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@gumbohug vacation camps that lie close to the horizon where children can see the colors of the dawn and hear the noise of their destroyed cities and towns. It's quite a humanitarian move!
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 @patrickmunneke8348 how so? Ellaborate.
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@JohnR-z9h ellaborate, instead of writting complete nonsense.
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@gumbohug Who made the decision to act in a battle nation against nation? This is something I keep seeing, people not taking responsibility for their own actions or those of other people, due to political reasons, or life risks. Instead, the problem continues to be ignored. For an example, this is a question for you and I'm interested to see where you can find the problem. How is anyone going to be happy that they were saved by another "slvry" plantation and then say, Oh, I finally found a plantation that would take better care of me?
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@gumbohug There were evidence that are now clssfied, or removed from the Internet. So I want you to remember that many of them tried to get away, but unfortunately not all of them were lucky enough.
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@gumbohug I understand what you're saying, I'm glad they get to live another day, sad that we don't know how they will live their lives from now on, considering the actions of the Russians were the caused of why their lives changed in the first place. So you should also be aware of that and how psychologically that changed them. Afterall, we are humans.
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@gumbohug As far as I'm concerned, although international communication systems were deployed in Ukraine for intelligence and coordination purposes. Trains were primarily the means of transportation out of Ukraine for children who were in critical condition due to the timing, the skies were dangerous enough that the Ukrainian president requested a no fly zone over Ukraine, but it was refused because of the pressure between UN and Russia. In addition to the children, some in good health were heading to the railway before a mortar fell. Photographic evidence concluded that difficulties fleeing the battle zone were almost inevitable for these children. So I agree, although their logistics were compromised, it was a terrible decision on the part of ukrainians. although I am not a logistics expert, I know that mistakes are not an option.
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