Lvova-Belova spoke about regular contacts with Ukraine on the return of children

Russia responds to all requests from Ukraine for the reunification of children with their families. This was announced on June 20 by Maria Lvova-Belova, the Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights.

"We are in regular contact with the Ukrainian side and discuss the situations they propose to us. I want to say that these are isolated cases. That is, if before it was ten, twenty people, now it's four, five, seven," she said in an interview with TASS.

According to her, mostly there are requests in which parents are on different sides of the border. Lvova-Belova noted that such disputes are more likely to be family disputes, which can only be indirectly influenced, so parents are invited to come to an agreement among themselves, and also ask the children's opinion.

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Lvova-Belova reported on June 18 that four children were ready to be reunited with their families in Ukraine, but regular raids by Ukrainian drones prevented the transfer. However, she clarified that there are no plans for the children to return to Russia in the near future.