Child kidnappers

As an official of the legislative and executive regional authorities of the russian federation, he supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation, “integrating” children from the TOT of Ukraine into a single cultural and educational space and the system of civil and patriotic education of the russian federation. It is responsible for the implementation of the so-called “evacuation” of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation centers in order to disseminate information about the “peacekeeping and humanitarian” goals of the so-called “evacuation” in an attempt to create a demonstrably positive image of russia as a “peacekeeping country.”
From December 18 to 20, 2022, he participated in the First Congress of the Russian Movement of Children and Youth and directly handed over the books “I live on the Don - The Book of a Young Cossack” to the “Basket of Good” for further delivery to children from the TOT of Ukraine.
He coordinated volunteer activities to receive Ukrainian citizens (including children) in the region and distribute them to refugee shelters. He was responsible for the implementation of the humanitarian mission project “#Together with Donbass” in the region.
As a result of the targeted and coordinated actions of the russian authorities, as of December 2022, more than 1 000 children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine were enrolled in kindergartens in Rostov region, more than 5 300 students were enrolled in schools, and more than 500 students were enrolled in universities.
According to the Rostov region government's report for 2022, children's camps received more than 2 200 children from the “territories of Donbas and Ukraine,” and 1 184 children “without legal representatives” were placed under preliminary guardianship. At the same time, according to the Ministry of Education of the region, 534 children were placed under guardianship in 2022. More than 500 children from orphanages and boarding schools “evacuated from Donbas” were placed in the Romashka sports and recreation center in Rostov region.

Being an official in the administration of the Rostov Region, he supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were moved from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation. This includes the "integration" of children from these territories into the unified cultural and educational space and the civil-patriotic education system of russia. The occupiers actively impose the so-called "Cossack" upbringing on Ukrainian children and youth, propagating the aggressive policies of the Kremlin and teaching the ideology of the "russian world" from childhood.

In the Rostov Region, there is a system of Cossack education consisting of 697 institutions with the regional status of "Cossack," covering over 118,000 students. Under the jurisdiction of the Department of Cossack Cadet Educational Institutions, there are 9 institutions, including 4 Cossack cadet corps, 4 Cossack cadet vocational technical schools, and 1 Cossack cadet professional lyceum, along with 3 federal institutions. The Cossack cadet corps are considered a central element of the Rostov Region's continuous russian Cossack education system. There are 7 such corps in the region (3 federal and 4 regional), educating over 1,300 individuals, of whom 65% are orphaned children, children without parental care, underprivileged children, and children whose parents have died.

As Deputy Governor of the Rostov region, she supports and monitors the implementation of putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation, “integrating” children from the TOT of Ukraine into a single cultural and educational space and the system of civil and patriotic education in the russian federation.
As of December 2022, more than 1 000 children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine were enrolled in kindergartens in Rostov region, more than 5 300 students in schools, and more than 500 students in universities.
According to the Rostov region government's report for 2022, children's camps received more than 2 200 children from the “territories of Donbas and Ukraine,” and 1 184 children “without legal representatives” were placed under preliminary guardianship. At the same time, according to the Ministry of Education of the region, 534 children were placed under guardianship in 2022. More than 500 children from orphanages and boarding schools “evacuated from Donbas” were placed in the Romashka sports and recreation center in Rostov region.

As an official of the Rostov region government, he is directly responsible for implementing the policy of the so-called “evacuation” of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation centers, in order to disseminate information about the “peacekeeping and humanitarian” goals of the so-called “evacuation” in an attempt to create a demonstrably positive image of russia as a “peacekeeping country.”
According to the Rostov region government's report for 2022, children's camps received more than 2 200 children from the territories of Donbas and Ukraine, and 1 184 children without legal representatives were placed under preliminary guardianship. At the same time, according to the Ministry of Education of the region, 534 children were placed under guardianship in 2022. More than 500 children from orphanages and boarding schools “evacuated from Donbas” were placed in the Romashka sports and recreation center in Rostov region.
At the end of April 2022, the first group of orphans from Donetsk region left Rostov and Kursk regions. 27 children were solemnly transferred under “temporary care” to Moscow foster families accompanied by russian officials.

As a member of the government of the Rostov region, he is directly responsible for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation, namely for the illegal placement of “refugees” in the region, including children from the territory of Ukraine.
According to the report of the government of the Rostov region for 2022, children's camps received more than 2 200 children from the territories of Donbas and Ukraine, and 1 184 children without legal representatives were placed under preliminary guardianship. At the same time, according to the Ministry of Education of the region, 534 children were placed under guardianship in 2022. More than 500 children from orphanages and boarding schools “evacuated from Donbas” were placed in the Romashka sports and recreation center in Rostov regiont.
At the end of April 2022, the first group of orphans from Donetsk region left Rostov and Kursk regions. 27 children were solemnly transferred under “temporary care” to Moscow foster families accompanied by russian officials.

He collaborates with the occupying authorities of the territories outside Ukraine (VOT Ukraine) and participates in implementing putin's policy of integrating children deported from these territories into a unified cultural and educational space and the civil-patriotic education system of the russian federation through projects of the 'russia - Country of Opportunities' platform, initiated by putin.

The platform's goal is to integrate universities and institutes from the territories outside Ukraine, specifically Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions, into the scientific and educational space of the russian federation. In 2022, over 49,000 people from the territories outside Ukraine participated in platform projects, with almost 12,000 individuals taking part in the second season of the 'Writing the Future' project. Additionally, within putin's projects, Varyanitsa ensures the 'integration' of the teaching staff from educational institutions in the territories outside Ukraine into the scientific and educational space of the russian federation.

As a member of the government of the Rostov region, he is directly responsible for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation, namely for the illegal placement of “refugees” in the region, including children from the territory of Ukraine.
According to the report of the government of the Rostov region for 2022, children's camps received more than 2 200 children from the territories of Donbass and Ukraine, and 1 184 children without legal representatives were placed under preliminary guardianship. More than 500 children from orphanages and boarding schools “evacuated from Donbas” were accommodated at the Romashka sports and recreation center in Rostov region.
At the end of April 2022, the first group of orphans from Donetsk region left Rostov and Kursk regions. 27 children were solemnly transferred under “temporary care” to Moscow foster families accompanied by russian officials.

He supports and monitors the implementation of putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation, “integrating” children from the TOT of Ukraine into a single cultural and educational space and the system of civil and patriotic education of the russian federation.
As of December 2022, Guskov stated that more than 1 000 children from the TOT of Ukraine were enrolled in kindergartens in Rostov region, more than 5 300 students were enrolled in schools, and more than 500 students were enrolled in universities.
According to the Rostov region government's report for 2022, children's camps received more than 2 200 children from the “territories of Donbas and Ukraine,” and 1 184 children “without legal representatives” were placed under preliminary guardianship. At the same time, according to the Ministry of Education of the region, 534 children were placed under guardianship in 2022. More than 500 children from orphanages and boarding schools “evacuated from Donbas” were placed in the Romashka sports and recreation center in Rostov region.

As CEO of the charitable organization “Home for Mom”, he supports and actively pursues putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation, using the organization's premises as temporary accommodation centers for children from the TOT of Ukraine.
In the period from 01.10.2022 to 30.09. 2023, the organization implemented a project of the Presidential Grants Fund aimed, in particular, at placing mothers with children from Ukraine in the premises of the “Home for Mom” crisis center in Moscow, Belgorod, Voronezh, Vladimir, Ryazan and Rostov regions, promoting messages about the “peacekeeping and humane” goals of the so-called “evacuation” from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, trying to create a demonstrably positive image of russia as a “peacekeeping country.”

As a member of the government of the Rostov Oblast, [this person] bears direct responsibility for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation, including illegal placement of 'refugees,' including children, from the territory of Ukraine in the region.

According to the report of the Rostov Oblast government for the year 2022, more than 2,200 children from the Donbas and Ukraine territories were accepted in children's camps, with 1,184 children without legal representatives placed under temporary guardianship. Over 500 wards of orphanages and boarding schools, 'evacuated from Donbas,' were accommodated in the sports and health complex 'Romashka' in the Rostov Oblast.

At the end of April 2022, the first group of orphans from the Donetsk Oblast left the Rostov and Kursk Oblasts. Twenty-seven children were ceremoniously placed under 'temporary guardianship' in Moscow foster families accompanied by russian officials.

The person, as head of the publishing house ‘Nikea’, is involved in disseminating propaganda about the russian federation in order to spread information about the ‘peacekeeping and humanitarian’ purposes of the so-called ‘evacuation’, attempting to create a demonstrably positive image of russia as a ‘peacekeeping country’.
Visits the so-called ‘temporary accommodation’ centres in the Voronezh and Rostov regions where Ukrainian children are being held.

As the head of the Russian Humanitarian Mission, he participates in the demonstration of the distribution of humanitarian aid, treatment and evacuation of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine in order to disseminate information about the “peacekeeping and humanitarian” goals of the russian federation, trying to create a demonstratively positive image of the russian federation as a “peacekeeping country.”
Under his leadership, the Russian Humanitarian Mission participates in the pseudo-humanitarian action of the Commissioner for Children's Rights under the president of the russian federation “Children in Hands”, which involves the illegal transfer of Ukrainian children to russian regions.

As a co-founder of the Gulf Stream Charitable Foundation, it participates in the demonstrative presentation of the distribution of humanitarian aid, treatment and the so-called ‘evacuation’ of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation centres, with the aim of spreading information about the ‘peacekeeping and humanitarian’ purposes of the so-called ‘evacuation’, trying to create a demonstratively positive image of Russia as a ‘peacemaker country’. In addition, the Gulf Stream Charitable Foundation is introducing a Russian programme of legal and educational support for NGOs within the framework of the established ‘House of NGOs’ and in the Luhansk and Donetsk regions.

On behalf of the Gulfstream Charitable Foundation, she participated in a demonstrative presentation of the distribution of humanitarian aid, treatment and the so-called “evacuation” of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation centers, in order to disseminate information about the “peacekeeping and humanitarian” goals of the so-called “evacuation” in an attempt to create a demonstratively positive image of russia as a “peacekeeping country”. Was responsible for the implementation of the russian program of legal and educational support for NGOs within the framework of the established “House of NPO” and in the temporarily occupied Luhansk and Donetsk.

Supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who have been displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation, is responsible for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation, and the illegal placement of “refugees” in the region, including children from the territory of Ukraine. Calls for speeding up the process of processing documents for the guardianship of Ukrainian children by citizens of the russian federation.

He supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were relocated to the territories of the so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics, as well as Crimea. He bears direct responsibility for the policy of forcibly relocating Ukrainian citizens, specifically for the illegal placement of 'refugees' in the region, including children from Ukraine (more than 6 thousand children from the territories outside Ukraine reside in Sevastopol, according to the Commissioner).

On September 26, 2023, as the Chairperson of the Coordination Council of Children's Rights Commissioners in the russian federation subjects within the Southern Federal District of russia, she opened an expanded meeting of the regular Coordination Council of Children's Rights Commissioners in the russian federation subjects within the Southern Federal District of russia, including commissioners from the so-called Donetsk People's Republic, Luhansk People's Republic, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions. The meeting addressed issues such as 'State guarantees for the realization of the right to education in the russian federation. Forms of education and training. The experience of Sevastopol.' Peschanskaya stated at this event that education issues for children are particularly relevant for 'new regions,' and transferring the experience of Sevastopol and other regions in the Southern Federal District of russia to these 'new regions' is the main goal of the event.

The person in the position of the First Deputy Minister of Education of the Saratov region is directly responsible for the policy of the russian federation on forced resettlement of Ukrainian citizens on the territory of the russian federation, namely for the illegal placement of ‘refugees’ on the territory of the region, and the receipt of russian education by Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

Supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation, and is responsible for the illegal placement of “refugees” in the region, including children from Ukraine. She participated in the adoption of Ukrainian children from the TOT of Ukraine into russian families.

As deputy head of the Moscow Region Governor's Administration, he is directly responsible for the russian federation's policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation, namely the illegal placement of ‘refugees’, including children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, on the territory of the region.

As the first deputy head of the administration of the governor of the Moscow region, the person is directly responsible for the implementation of the policy of the russian federation on the so-called ‘evacuation’ of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation centres, in order to disseminate information about the ‘peacekeeping and humanitarian’ goals of the so-called ‘evacuation’, trying to create a demonstrably positive image of russia as a ‘peacekeeping country’.

As the Commissioner for Children's Rights in St. Petersburg, [this person] is directly responsible for the policy of forcibly relocating Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation, particularly for the illegal placement of 'refugees,' including children, from Ukraine in the region.

They organize the resolution of issues regarding the registration of children brought from Ukraine for migration purposes, their placement in the so-called 'temporary shelter,' obtaining russian citizenship for them, and ensuring their access to russian education.

As of October 2023, 6068 individuals (children and adults) have been registered as 'refugees' and 'forced migrants' in the Leningrad Oblast and St. Petersburg following the start of the so-called 'Special Operations' (SVRO). Among them, 32 children are without parental care, 19 have legal representatives, and 13 children have been placed in family education centers in St. Petersburg.

As part of the 'Agreement on Sister City Relations and Cooperation between the Government of St. Petersburg and the Mariupol City Administration,' in 2023, reception of groups of schoolchildren and accompanying persons from Mariupol, as well as from Donetsk, Yasinuvata, Makiivka, Horlivka, and the village of Bahatopillia in Donetsk Oblast, was organized (according to the annual report of the Commissioner for Children's Rights in St. Petersburg for 2023).

As the Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Ryazan Oblast, they support and implement putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who have been relocated from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to russian territory. They facilitate the placement of Ukrainians in the so-called "temporary accommodation facilities" in the Ryazan Oblast and ensure the placement of children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine into russian families.

In their annual report for 2023, they highlight the "successes" of the region in placing children in russian educational institutions, including 250 schoolchildren and 60 children aged 2 to 7 who received preschool education services in 2023.

They also pay special attention to residents of the so-called "L/DNR" and forcibly displaced Ukrainians, participating in creating conditions for their living in the Ryazan Oblast of russia and addressing their social and everyday issues. Similar achievements were reported for the year 2022.

In collaboration with law enforcement agencies of russia, they facilitate the change of citizenship for forcibly displaced Ukrainian children to russian citizenship, as stated in the report on the activities of the Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Ryazan Oblast for the year 2022. As of December 31, 2022, there were 364 Ukrainian schoolchildren in the Ryazan Oblast.

Supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who have been relocated from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to russian territory, aiming to integrate these children into russia's "cultural and educational" space. She is responsible for russia's policy regarding the so-called "evacuation" of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation facilities. Its goal is to spread information about the "peacekeeping and humanitarian" goals of this so-called "evacuation," attempting to create a demonstratively positive image of russia as a "peacekeeper country."

Supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who have been moved from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to russia. She bears direct responsibility for the implementation of russia's policy regarding the so-called "evacuation" of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation facilities. Their goal is to spread information about the "peacekeeping and humanitarian" purposes of this so-called "evacuation" in an attempt to create a demonstratively positive image of russia as a "peacekeeping country."